Nina Bhadreshwar

Nina Bhadreshwar trained as a journalist in South Yorkshire before starting her own international arts magazine, The Real State, in the early nineties. This became her passport to America where she worked as a press officer and publicist in the music industry, later branching into screenplay writing and performing stand-up comedy. Later, she worked as a high school teacher in the UK and in California. She has worked as a muralist and mentor for foster youth in California, writing poetry, journalism and various scripts for several decades before completing her MA in Crime Fiction at UEA and winning the 2022’s UEA Little Brown Crime Fiction Award for her debut novel The Day of the Roaring. She is currently completing a PhD at Dundee University. Her second novel will be published next year.