Constance Rutherford is Franco-British. She holds a Master’s degree in Creative Writing from Paris VIII and a journalism degree from the IUT in Lannion, specialising in magazine journalism. She trained in drama at the Conservatoire in Paris’s 11th arrondissement.
In 2023, her first novel, Vierge, was published by HarperCollins. In it, she depicts the trials and tribulations of Maxime, a 24-year-old woman determined to lose her virginity.
Alongside her work as an author, she works as a teaching assistant and runs theatre workshops combining acting and writing. As an actress, she has appeared in the performances Agency and Show don’t tell by visual artist Chloé Serre.
“By recounting her character’s misadventures—which are as comical as they are moving—the young novelist Constance Rutherford paints, by implication, a portrait of a generation in this debut novel.” Solange Bied-Charreton, Marianne
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