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Kim Moritsugu is a Canadian writer. An alumna of the University of Toronto, she worked in a corporate setting for several years before publishing her debut novel, Looks Perfect, in 1996. She has since published three more novels, and teaches creative writing at Humber College's School for Writers. Looks Perfect was a nominee for the City of Toronto Book Award in 1996, and The Glenwood Treasure was a nominee for the Arthur Ellis Award for Best Crime Novel in 2004. Moritsugu also maintains a food blog, The Hungry Novelist.