Author Spotlight: Jackson Marsh

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Jackson Marsh

MM Action Adventure, Contemporary, Erotic Romance, Erotica, Gaylit, Historical, Mystery, New Adult, Paranormal, Sports, Suspense, Thriller, Young Adult, Younger Characters

Hi. Jackson was born in 2017 as the penname for me (James) so that I could publish my new gay fiction independently from my other writing work. I was born on the south coast of England during a blizzard, but now like to warm thing up with MM romance novels, gay mysteries and some occasional erotica. In 2007 I was awarded and EGPA award for my erotic short stories, and in 2018 I won a Best Screenplay award for one of my films. I am a diverse writer with thrillers, comedies and horror stories under my James belt, and now romance and mystery under my Jackson belt.

At the moment I am concentrating on two genres: older/younger MM romance, and youth mysteries with early 20s main characters and a love story included.

I now live on a Greek island with my husband.

https://www.queeromanceink.com/mbm-book-author/jackson-marsh

Grave Developments - Jackson Marsh - The Delamere Files

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