Kathy Lette is a celebrated and
outspoken comic
writer who has an inimitable take on serious current issues. She is one of the pioneering voices of contemporary feminism, paving the way for
Caitlin Moran and Lena Dunham.
She first achieved succs de scandale as a teenager with the novel Puberty Blues, which was made into a major film and a TV mini-series. After several years as a newspaper columnist and TV sitcom writer in America and Australia, she's written 11 international bestsellers in her characteristic witty voice, including Mad Cows, How to Kill Your Husband - and Other Handy Household Hints (staged by the Victorian opera) and The Boy Who Fell to Earth.
She is known for her regular appearances
on BBC and Sky news programmes. She is
an ambassador for Women and Children First, Plan International, the White Ribbon Alliance and the NAS.
Kathy Lette
lives in London with her husband and two children, and can often be found at The Savoy drinking a cocktail named after her.
Kathy is an autodidact (a word she taught herself) but in 2010, received an honorary doctorate from Southampton Solent University.
Visit her website at www.kathylette.com to read her hilarious blog, and find her on Twitter @KathyLette and Facebook /KathyLetteAuthor