No Country for Girls is the debut crime novel by UEA alumna Emma Styles and is published by Sphere this week. Emma grew up on Whadjuk Noongar Country in Perth, Western Australia and now lives in London, where she was born. She graduated from the MA in Creative Writing (Crime Fiction) in 2020, having previously worked as a veterinarian, track-work rider and meditation teacher. She wrote No Country for Girls over the two years of the MA and was awarded the Little, Brown Award for Crime Fiction, which is worth £3,000 and is judged by a panel of Sphere Fiction editors for the best graduating student on the MA.
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