Kathy Lette
Australia (1958 - )
Kathy Lette is an Australian author who has written a number of bestselling books. As an adult, Lette became a newspaper columnist and sitcom writer, but returned to the novel form with Girls' Night Out in 1988 and has since written several more successful novels and plays, including Foetal Attraction, Mad Cows (which was made into a film starring Joanna Lumley and Anna Friel) and Dead Sexy.
Novels
Puberty Blues (1979) (with Gabrielle Carey)
Hit and Ms (1984)
Girls' Night Out (1987)
Grommitts (1988)
The Llama Parlour (1991)
Foetal Attraction (1993)
Mad Cows (1996)
Altar Ego (1998)
Nip 'n' Tuck (2001)
Dead Sexy (2003)
How to Kill Your Husband (2006)
To Love, Honour and Betray (2008)
The Boy Who Fell To Earth (2012)
Love Is Blind (2013)
Courting Trouble (2014)
Special Needs (2017)
Hit and Ms (1984)
Girls' Night Out (1987)
Grommitts (1988)
The Llama Parlour (1991)
Foetal Attraction (1993)
Mad Cows (1996)
Altar Ego (1998)
Nip 'n' Tuck (2001)
Dead Sexy (2003)
How to Kill Your Husband (2006)
To Love, Honour and Betray (2008)
The Boy Who Fell To Earth (2012)
Love Is Blind (2013)
Courting Trouble (2014)
Special Needs (2017)
Omnibus
Collections
Great Escapes (2008) (with Amanda Craig, Virginia Ironside, Deborah Moggach, Kate Mosse, Lesley Pearse, Rose Tremain, Jane Elizabeth Varley, Fay Weldon and Isabel Wolff)
Because I'm a Girl (2010) (with Tim Butcher, Joanne Harris, Henning Mankell, Deborah Moggach, Marie Phillips, Irvine Welsh and Xiaolu Guo)
Because I'm a Girl (2010) (with Tim Butcher, Joanne Harris, Henning Mankell, Deborah Moggach, Marie Phillips, Irvine Welsh and Xiaolu Guo)
Anthologies edited
Non fiction
Kathy Lette recommends
 The Shell House (1998) Jane Thynne "A dark, delicious novel. Totally mesmeric. A wonderful read." |  The Naked Season (2003) Kira Cochrane "The author has a sense of humour drier than The Priory clinic . . . A very promising writer. " |  Man of the Month Club (2006) Jackie Clune "A hilarious concept - literally." | |
 What Will Survive (2007) Joan Smith "A literary espresso. Joan Smith's latest novel, tautly plotted and tightly written, will jump start your brain. Once I picked up this book, it wouldn't put me down again." |