KATHLEEN McCAUL
I was born in London in 1981 and later went on to Oxford to study English Literature. After my finals in 2003 I went to Baghdad to help set up the first post war English language newspaper – the Baghdad Bulletin. After this I went to Kashmir, and worked on a local newspaper, the Kashmir Observer. I then did a MA in Goldsmiths before joining the BBC World Service. In 2007 I moved to Delhi where I reported for the radio and began writing my first novel Murder in the Ashram, which is about a crime committed in a yoga centre in Delhi. I have always written short stories but this took on a life of its own. I now work for Al Jazeera English in the newsroom and continue to write.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: Murder in the Ashram, Piatkus/Little Brown, 2011
