Bethany Rutter author page

Bethany Rutter biography

Bethany Rutter is a British author and journalist known for her work in young adult fiction and her commentary on body positivity and fashion. She studied at the University of Oxford and later completed a master’s degree at City, University of London. Rutter has contributed to various publications, including The Guardian and Grazia, often writing about plus-size fashion and representation.

Rutter’s debut novel, No Big Deal, was published by Macmillan Children’s Books in 2019. The book follows the story of Emily, a teenager navigating self-acceptance and confidence in her body. No Big Deal has been noted for its focus on body image and its portrayal of a plus-size protagonist. In 2020, Rutter published Out of the Blue, also with Macmillan Children’s Books, which explores themes of friendship, identity, and change.

In addition to her novels, Rutter has edited the anthology Plus+ A Collection of Body Positivity Activists, published by 404 Ink in 2018. This collection features essays and contributions from various writers and activists, highlighting experiences and perspectives on body positivity.

Rutter is also known for her presence on social media, where she discusses books, fashion, and issues related to body image. She has appeared at literary festivals and events, speaking about her writing and advocacy work.

Her novel No Big Deal was published by Macmillan Children’s Books in 2019.