Publisher's Synopsis
Leslie Sierra Jamison, a prominent American novelist and essayist, has left an indelible mark on the literary landscape through her compelling works and contributions to the world of writing. Born on June 21, 1983, in Washington, D.C., Jamison's literary journey has been characterized by a deep exploration of human experiences and emotions, evident in both her fiction and nonfiction works.
The early years of Leslie Jamison's life were spent in the Pacific Palisades neighborhood of Los Angeles. Her parents, Joanne Leslie and Dean Jamison, played significant roles in shaping her upbringing. Joanne Leslie, a nutritionist and former professor of public health, provided a foundation of knowledge and intellectual curiosity, while her father, Dean Jamison, an economist and global health researcher, instilled a passion for understanding societal issues. Growing up with two older brothers, Jamison's childhood was marked by intellectual stimulation and a diverse range of influences.
