Tamara Pratt is an Australian author whose fiction spans short stories and novels across crime and young adult genres. Her work has appeared in publications such as the "Queen of Crime Anthology" and "Tincture Journal," and she has placed in prestigious competitions like the Glass Woman Prize. Her debut young adult novel, "The Story Makers," marked her entry into long-form fiction, while her crime manuscripts earned her a Varuna Writers’ House fellowship and a residency nomination in 2011.
With a background in both creative writing and information technology, Pratt balances her literary pursuits with a career as an IT Program Manager. Her writing often reflects her technical expertise and professional versatility, blending meticulous detail with compelling narratives. She holds multiple qualifications, including a Diploma of Professional Writing and a Master of Information Technology, underscoring her dual passions.
Pratt is currently completing a Master of Arts in Creative Writing at Macquarie University while residing in Brisbane with her family. Her ongoing projects include two draft crime novels, building on her early recognition in the genre. Her work continues to evolve, bridging the gap between literary craftsmanship and genre-driven storytelling.