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Jo-Ann Mapson is the author of thirteen novels, including prizewinning and Los Angeles Times bestsellers The Wilder Sisters, Bad Girl Creek, Solomon's Oak (ALA RUSA award), and Owen's Daughter (2014 New Mexico-Arizona Best Novel of the Year award). For fifteen years, she taught fiction writing at the University of Alaska Anchorage in Creative Writing and Literary Arts, and helped create its low-residency writing program before retiring in 2018. She can be found on Facebook, chatting about her life, cooking, what she's reading, and dogs. She lives in Santa Fe, New Mexico, in a pueblo-style house on the prairie with her husband, two Italian greyhounds, and a chiweenie named Nellie.
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