Tina Beattie
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Tina Beattie

"A gifted writer of fiction" (The Tablet), whose writing is "both bold and beautiful" (Sara Maitland)

Tina Beattie was born in 1955 in Lusaka, Zambia, to Scottish parents. She moved to Bristol in 1988 with her husband Dave and four small children and became a mature student at the University of Bristol in 1991, the year her youngest child started school.

Tina left her post as Professor of Catholic Studies at the University of Roehampton in London in 2020, to write and research independently. In addition to her many academic publications, she is a public speaker and contributes to the media, including BBC Radio 4's Thought for the Day.

Tina has published three novels through her independent imprint, Christabel Press: "The Good Priest" (2019), "Between Two Rivers" (2022), and "Maggie Jackson's Odyssey" (2026). "The Last Supper According to Martha and Mary", first published in 2001, is a fictional retelling of the last supper through the eyes of the women who were there.
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