Jillian Medoff
Jillian Medoff is an acclaimed American author known for writing emotionally complex, character-driven fiction that explores themes of family dysfunction, identity, and personal struggle.
She is the author of five novels, including This Could Hurt, the national bestseller I Couldn't Love You More, Good Girls Gone Bad, and Hunger Point, which was adapted into an original Lifetime movie.
Her work consistently demonstrates a commitment to examining difficult social issues through deeply personal narratives.
With When We Were Bright and Beautiful, Medoff tackled the contentious and timely subject of rape accusations and privilege, writing drafts during the height of the #MeToo movement.
