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Jack Kerley is an American author. He spent 20 years in an advertising career before writing his first book. ^[1] He lives in Newport, Kentucky, and is married with two children.

Contents

• Writing
• Books
• References
• External links

Writing

Jack Kerley is the author of the Carson Ryder novels, with the thirteenth installment appearing in 2017. His short stories are "Almost There", published in Southern Review , Spring 2004, University of Louisiana Press, and "A Season of Moles", published in Stories from the Blue Moon Café III: Anthology of Southern Writers, McAdam/Cage, 2004, ed. Sonny Brewer. Kerley's books have been translated into ten languages and published primarily in England now.

References

External links

• Jack Kerley Official Website