Originally from the U.K., Judith Jackson-Pomeroy moved to the U.S. to earn her PhD.  

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When she’s not writing women’s fiction, she works as an Editorial Manager at Frontiers, a mission-driven open-access Academic Publisher, and as a Research Collaborator at Wellesley Centers for Women, where she recently collaborated on a #MeToo publication. She is the recipient of an international fiction writing award and has presented extensively on women’s issues and gender.

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Her fiction is an extension of all she’s learned (both professionally and personally from her own experience, and that of her daughters, friends, and students), and has been described as a take on modern womanhood, with themes of sexual politics, mental health, and addiction, featuring tartly funny, unapologetic female characters who will make you laugh, cringe, and cry.

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Her debut novel, Weight of a Woman, is forthcoming with Odyssey Books in 2023.