Tish Cohen is an accomplished author known for her adult and middle-grade fiction. Her debut adult novel, "Town House," was a 2008 finalist for the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize – Best First Book Award in the Canada and Caribbean region. The novel garnered significant media attention in Canada and has been published internationally, with a film adaptation in development by Fox 2000 and Ridley Scott’s Scott Free Productions. Cohen also penned the middle-grade series "The Invisible Rules of Zoe Lama," followed by its sequel, "The One and Only Zoe Lama."
Cohen’s writing often explores themes of resilience and transformation, inspired by literary influences such as Anaïs Nin. Her second adult novel, "Inside Out Girl," further established her reputation for crafting compelling narratives. With a background that spans Los Angeles, Orange County, and Montreal, Cohen brings a diverse perspective to her work. She has contributed articles to prominent Canadian publications, including "The Globe and Mail" and "The National Post", and currently resides in Toronto.