Joshilyn Jackson

Joshilyn Jackson is a bestselling author who has gained critical acclaim and a large readership for her engaging and thought-provoking novels. She is well known for her books, "The Almost Sisters," "Never Have I Ever," and "Mother, May I," among others. Jackson's work has been celebrated with numerous awards, including SIBA’s Novel of the Year award and being a two-time winner at the Georgia Author of the Year awards.

In addition to her success as a novelist, Jackson has also achieved recognition for her work in the field of audiobooks. She has been nominated for an Audie Award and has received three Earphones awards from AudioFile Magazine. Jackson's audio work has been so well-received that she has been listed as an Audible All-Star and has received three Listen Up awards from Publisher's Weekly.

Beyond her work as an author and audiobook narrator, Jackson is also dedicated to giving back to her community. She serves on the board of and volunteers with Reforming Arts, an organization that provides education and reentry programs for women in Georgia's maximum security facility for women. Through her writing, audio work, and community involvement, Jackson has made a significant impact in the literary world and beyond. She currently resides in Decatur, Georgia with her family.