Kathy Aspden
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Kathy Aspden

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Kathy Aspden is a novelist, screenwriter, public speaker, and host for the television show, Books and the World. Her first novel, Baklava, Biscotti, and an Irishman, was a finalist for the Multicultural Fiction category of The International Book Awards. Its sequel, An Irishman's Son - The Love Story Behind the Lie, was published in May 2020. Her 2015 short film, The Solomons’ Dog, A dark comedy about Karen and Michael Solomon, a couple struggling through the last days of their marriage, was a finalist in the 15-Minutes of Fame Film Festival in Orlando, Florida. Her short, BLAISE MADDOCH is a finalist in the UK Film Festival. Aspden has several awarded feature screenplays and short scripts. Latest works: The MALA BEADS - a Novel of Hope and Discovery in a Time of Chaos (Nov. 2024) "A mysterious mala bead necklace connects the lives of 36 people throughout the United States and Canada—each needing a miracle." Winner POTY Person of the Year BOOK Award, Winner INTERNATIONAL IMPACT BOOK AWARD, finalist AMERICAN BOOKFEST AWARDS. "The Writing is witty, masterful, and fun to read." -Madeline Miele Holt, Producer. Interested in everything from the next great invention to the easiest way to tile a bathroom, Kathy is a gleeful research junkie and an enthusiastic participant in the human experience. She is currently putting the finishing touches on a television comedy series entitled, THE MAGNIFICENT QUARANTINOS, about a Cape Cod cover band singer who will do anything to get his family ahead—even if it kills them!
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