Mel McGrath
Mel McGrath is an award-winning English writer of fiction and non-fiction, known for her psychological thrillers and Arctic mysteries. She also writes under the pseudonyms M.J. McGrath and Melanie McGrath. McGrath has a background in journalism and broadcasting, and has taught creative writing. She co-founded the 'Killer Women' initiative for crime writers. Her work often explores themes of crime, psychology, and social issues. She was born in Romford, Essex, in 1964.
Awards
['John Llewellyn Rhys Prize (1995)', 'John Llewellyn-Rhys/Mail on Sunday award for Best New British and Commonwealth Writer under 35']
Notable Works
['Motel Nirvana', 'Silvertown', 'Give Me the Child', 'The Guilty Party', 'Two Wrongs', 'Tell Me Your Secrets', 'White Heat (as M.J. McGrath)', 'The Boy in the Snow (as M.J. McGrath)', 'The Bone Seeker (as M.J. McGrath)']
