Bio
A.T. Boyle started out as a copywriter on an international book club, moving from London to become managing editor of illustrated books in Bath where her first stories were published. Founding and ongoing editorships of a BBC children’s magazine were followed by publisher roles in Oxford, Cambridge and London. Book and magazine writing and the launch of online book reviews for a global telecoms company continued alongside managing digital awards for the UK government, then expansion of her arts-based work further north. Her first story for adult readers was shortlisted for an international award and launched as a dual language multimedia drama with creative workshops. In 2023 she ran the Sadabahar (evergreen) project, connecting India and England through writing, community outreach and digital. Following the death of her parents at the height of Covid – their obituaries were published in The Guardian newspaper – she began the exObjects collaborative magazine at www.artificialsilk.org. The book exObjects: The Art of Holding On, Letting Go, co-edited with Shinie Antony, has been published by Om Books.