Tiffany D. Jackson
Tiffany D. Jackson is an American author known for her young adult fiction novels that tackle complex social issues. Her debut work, Allegedly (2017), tells the story of a teenager accused of murder in her childhood, and was nominated for the NAACP Image Award. In 2018, she published Monday's Not Coming, focused on the disappearance of a young girl, which earned her the John Steptoe New Talent Award from the Coretta Scott King.
In 2019, Jackson released Let Me Hear a Rhyme, set in the world of rap in Brooklyn, followed by Grown (2020), which addresses exploitation in the music industry. Her foray into the horror genre came with White Smoke (2021), a novel about a haunted house. Additionally, she co-wrote Blackout (2021) and Whiteout (2022), and published the children's book Santa in the City (2021). Jackson holds a degree in film from Howard University and has worked for over a decade in the television and film industry.
In 2019, Jackson released Let Me Hear a Rhyme, set in the world of rap in Brooklyn, followed by Grown (2020), which addresses exploitation in the music industry. Her foray into the horror genre came with White Smoke (2021), a novel about a haunted house. Additionally, she co-wrote Blackout (2021) and Whiteout (2022), and published the children's book Santa in the City (2021). Jackson holds a degree in film from Howard University and has worked for over a decade in the television and film industry.
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