Eleanor Tucker writes across genres, from narrative non-fiction to commercial fiction and screenwriting. A former advertising creative in award-winning agencies, she went on to become a features writer for national titles including The Guardian and The Observer, covering beauty, sustainability, health, parenting and society.
Her first book, Thanks for Sharing, mixes memoir and reportage as she explores the sharing economy with depth and humour. Her debut novel, Turn Back Time, follows a midlife beauty journalist who tries a hi-tech treatment that makes her look twenty years younger, exploring generational divides and the pressure on women to stay youthful.
Originally from Oxford, Eleanor studied at the University of Edinburgh and now lives in Edinburgh with her husband and two teenage children. She is also a speaker and event host.
