Beth Gutcheon
Beth Gutcheon is an American author known for her novels and quilting books. She graduated from Harvard University with an honors degree in English literature. Gutcheon's work often explores themes of family, schools, and social dynamics. Her novel "Still Missing" was adapted into the film "Without a Trace" and brought significant attention to the issue of missing children. She has also written screenplays and contributed to various periodicals. Gutcheon is also recognized for her expertise in quilting, having authored books on the subject.
Awards
['Academy Award nominee (for narration of The Children of Theatre Street)']
Notable Works
['The New Girls', 'Still Missing', 'Domestic Pleasures', 'Saying Grace', 'Five Fortunes', 'More Than You Know', 'Leeway Cottage', 'Good-bye and Amen', 'Gossip', 'Death at Breakfast', 'The Affliction', 'The Perfect Patchwork Primer', 'The Quilt Design Workbook']
