Edwardo Jackson is a graduate of Morehouse College and has an MBA from the University of Phoenix. The winner of the 1993 NAACP ACTSO Silver Medal in Playwriting, he is an author, screenwriter, and actor, as well as a President of the entertainment promotional company JCM Entertainment, LLC and co-founder of JCM Books. His other works include Ever After (2001), Neva Hafta (2002), as well as the stories “And Then She Cried,” featured in the anthology Proverbs for the People (Kensington, 2003), “Broken Rules” in the anthology Intimacy (Penguin Plume, 2004), and "Postcards from Hell" in the Truth Be Told anthology (Montage, February 2006). Originally from Seattle, WA, Mr. Jackson resides in Atlanta, GA.