Jeffery Alvey

Jeffery Alvey was born in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1981. Still, he was raised in southern Missouri’s Mark Twain National Forest for many years before moving north to Hannibal, the home of Samuel Clemens, aka Mark Twain. Jeff currently resides in Makanda, Illinois, in the Shawnee National Forest, with his family, including two big stinky dogs. While finding solace in the Great Outdoors, Jeff is an avid conservationist, hunter, hiker, kayaker, and so on.

Jeffery Alvey is a recent recipient of the Literary Titan’s Book Award for his novel MAKANDA. He is also the author of Requiem Knell and DOON-HEAD-CLOCK. Jeff has also had numerous poems published in various collections.