Joshilyn Jackson
AmericanContemporary FictionPsychological ThrillerDomestic Thrillerb. 1968
Joshilyn Jackson is an American author known for her page-turning domestic suspense and Southern fiction novels. Her work often explores themes of motherhood, justice, class, and the complexities of redemption. A former actor and award-winning audiobook narrator, she frequently incorporates her theatrical background into her storytelling. She is also a dedicated advocate for prison education, serving on the board of Reforming Arts.
Awards
['Southern Independent Booksellers Alliance (SIBA) Novel of the Year', 'Georgia Author of the Year', "RUSA Reading List (Women's Fiction)", 'Earphones Award']
Notable Works
['Gods in Alabama', 'The Almost Sisters', 'Never Have I Ever', 'Mother May I', 'The Girl Who Stopped Swimming']
