About Jacke

“Warm and full of life!” 

“Totally engrossing!” 

Just damn good writing…” 

The Promotion was my first book by Jacke Wilson, and now I am wondering if I have been sleeping under a rock not to notice this amazing author.”

MyLittle Book Blog, Reader J.G., Reader W. B., My Author Within


The Bio

JACKE WILSON is the pen name of a writer whose books have been described as being “full of intrigue and expertly rendered deadpan comedy.” Born in Wisconsin, Jacke has since lived in Chicago, Bologna, Taiwan, Ann Arbor, Seattle, Mountain View, and New York City. Jacke now lives and works in the Washington D.C. area.

Since 2015, Jacke has served as the host of The History of Literature Podcast, a literary audio journey that runs from the Epic of Gilgamesh to contemporary classics.


The Books

Jacke’s books The Race and The Promotion are available at Amazon.com (the link is to the author page).

A review of The Race (“warm and full of life”) can be found on mylittlebookblog. I also posted some follow-up thoughts.


The 100 Objects

Some of the most popular posts have been from The History of Jacke in 100 Objects series, which chart a biographical course from childhood through parenting. Some highlights:


The Contact Info

Jacke can be reached at jackewilsonauthor@gmail.com and @WriterJacke.

Are you a reviewer? Free review copies are available! If you’re interested in posting a review on your blog, or if you’re willing to write a review at Amazon (or anywhere else), just let me know and I’ll ship you a book. And many thanks for helping to get the word out! 

397 thoughts on “About Jacke

  1. Hello. 🙂 Thank you for being a ShortStop Cafe customer! Are you still able to ship free books? I’d like to read and review one on my blog.

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  2. Thanks very much for taking the time to stop by and like a post! Your stuff looks great and I will definitely be stopping by again in the future! 🙂

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  3. Greetings from New England–
    Good gracious…! Your content is chock full of plasma that I experienced sensory overload during my first visit. I think it was the post aboutyour life in 100 objects that really put the vertigo in me! Anyway, just also wanted to thank you for checking out my blog. I wish you continued success in all your writing [and living] pursuits in and out of the blogosphere. Cheers!

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  4. Hey man thanks for checking out my poem. And you have an awesome site!
    I took a second take when I saw your name, because I named a dude Jack(ie) Wilson in a story once!
    Very best bud 🙂
    RM

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  5. Hallo Jacke, I’d be more than happy to review your book.If you think I could do it any justice. I Loved what I have read so far. Many blessings, Adam

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  6. Thank you for liking the introduction to my new blog. I always enjoy finding other author’s blogs since that is the road I am starting to travel down. Good luck on your future endeavors!

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  7. Nice of you to stop by my page and now that I’m following you, I’ll be able to check out just what you have gracing these pages right here. So I’ll check them out, and I’ll be getting back to you. read you later.

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  8. Hi, Jacke, I would love to do a review for you and put it up on my blog and a\on amazon. I havent done one on Amazon before, so if there are some technicalities you may have to help me there. But would be happy to do a review for you any time!

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  9. Thank you for stopping by my blog and allowing me to discover your wonderful writing voice! I loved The Offering. Will be back for more.

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  10. Thank you for the ‘awesome’ comment on my first blog about my book! Very encouraging. I look forward to reading more of yours!

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  11. Seems like you have a way of reaching out to people and acknowledging their work — I’ll be keeping an eye out to learn more from you on this whole blogging/writing adventure I’m starting. Thanks for checking in!

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  12. Jacke! I’m in the middle of The Race now and am loving it! I’ll finish it today and probably The Promotion tomorrow. I love your writing style; very gripping, and you have a way of including little philosophical nuggets that make the reader pause. I love the line in The Race where you compare the Governor to a ten dollar bill…brilliant! 🙂

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    1. Thank you! I’m so glad to hear you’re enjoying the book – I certainly have been enjoying your poems and musings. And this comment is a great coincidence, because I just featured your post about Christmas music on my site (I wrote the post this morning and scheduled it to go live in about thirty minutes or so – be sure to check back!).

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