Biography
Susan Wilkins is a British television writer and novelist. She studied law and worked as a researcher on documentary series before entering scripted drama. Her first major credit was writing for the BBC series Casualty in 1986.
Over a 25-year career she amassed more than 130 broadcast credits, writing for series including Heartbeat, Coronation Street, EastEnders, Holby City and Footballers’ Wives. She created the BBC detective drama South of the Border, which ran for two series. A health crisis led her to retire from television and begin writing crime novels; her debut, The Informant, was published in 2014.
