Drew Jacob

Drew Jacob is an American author, thinker and storyteller who was born with too much imagination and not enough common sense. In his fiction, he creates evocative scenes of everyday life shot through with the mysterious, the magical, or the downright creepy. His novella Lúnasa Days has been called "a masterpiece of magical realism."

As an essayist and thinker, his work has earned him a seat as a contributing scholar at State of Formation, project of the Journal of Inter-Religious Dialogue; a regular contributor at Patheos; and as a featured speaker at the Hero Round Table. He focuses his work on topics related to heroism, psychology, adventure, lived philosophy, and the search for personal meaning.

Drew has no permanent home, but spends a great deal of time in New Orleans, where he reads too many books, asks too many questions, and is always up past his bedtime.