Judith Wright is a Canadian writer and retired epidemiologist.  After twenty years as a public health epidemiologist, and two pandemics, she returned to writing. She first published literary fiction in the 1990's in Grain Magazine, Prairie Fire, and The Fiddlehead. Her first novel, The Magpie Summer (Polestar Press) was published in 1992. In 2018 she self-published the non-fiction book, Dogwise; What We Learn From Dogs, an exploration of the dog world. She has won several Firsts in creative nonfiction and 
has been publishing stories in Prairies North and other magazines since 2015 (see Publications).

Judith splits her time between Saskatoon and southwestern Saskatchewan.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Author photo by James. R. Page