Jacquelyn Mitchard
35 workspublishing since 1985
Jacquelyn Mitchard is an American novelist and journalist, born in Chicago. She began as a newspaper reporter in 1979 and became a lifestyle columnist for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, where her weekly column The Rest of Us ran in syndication until 2007. Her first novel, The Deep End of the Ocean (1996), was the opening selection of Oprah's Book Club and was filmed with Michelle Pfeiffer. She has since published some twenty novels, among them The Most Wanted, A Theory of Relativity, Twelve Times Blessed, Cage of Stars, Still Summer and Two If by Sea, along with the Midnight Twins trilogy and the What We Saw at Night duology for younger readers. She teaches creative writing at Vermont College of Fine Arts.
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Jacquelyn Mitchard is an American novelist and journalist, born in Chicago. She began as a newspaper reporter in 1979 and became a lifestyle columnist for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, where her weekly column The Rest of Us ran in syndication until 2007. Her first novel, The Deep End of the Ocean (1996), was the opening selection of Oprah's Book Club and was filmed with Michelle Pfeiffer. She has since published some twenty novels, among them The Most Wanted, A Theory of Relativity, Twelve Times Blessed, Cage of Stars, Still Summer and Two If by Sea, along with the Midnight Twins trilogy and the What We Saw at Night duology for younger readers. She teaches creative writing at Vermont College of Fine Arts.
Series
1 seriesThe Midnight Twins3 volumesFollow the series so nothing slips by
Published
35 works · 1985–20252025