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Kate Pullinger
 Kate
Pullinger has been working as a print-based writer since 1988.
Her books include the novels The Last Time I Saw Jane, Where Does
Kissing End?, and, most recently, Weird Sister, as well as the
short story collection, My Life as a Girl in a Men's Prison. She
co-wrote the novel of the film 'The Piano' with director Jane
Campion. Kate Pullinger also writes for film and television; her
feature-length screenplay 'Lily' is currently in development with
Box TV. She has lectured and taught widely. In 1995/96 she was
Judith E Wilson Visiting Fellow at Jesus College, Cambridge; she
currently teaches undergraduates at Randolph Macon Women's College
at the University of Reading, is an advisor for the University
of Middlesex Creative Writing MA, and is visiting Writing Fellow
at The Women's Library, London Guildhall University. She is also
a Research Fellow at trAce, looking at forms of online narrative
and new media writing.
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