Susan Tchudi is a Northern California writer whose work explores family, memory, love and loss, and the fragile geography of human connection. After a long career as an English professor and the author of numerous books for teachers and children, she turned to fiction to examine the fault lines that run beneath marriages, parenthood, attachment, and belonging.
With her family, she is co-founder of TurkeyTail Farm and co-hosts Ecotopia on KZFR 90.1 Chico with her husband of 48 years. Her debut novel, Fault Lines: The Geography of Love is rooted in her lifelong desire to understand the nature of human connection.