Bryan D. Jackson

Bryan D. Jackson is a lineal descendant of the Cherokee Nation. He is a life member in the First Families of the Cherokee Nation (Sonicooie) and the First Families of the Twin Territories (Indian Territory). He is a member of the Cherokee Community of Puget Sound and the Mt. Hood Cherokees, official satellite communities of the Cherokee Nation. He is also a multi-chapter member of the Trail of Tears Association. Bryan earned undergraduate (BA, Criminal Justice) and graduate (MA, Theological Studies) degrees, with postgraduate work in clinical chaplaincy (Association of Clinical Pastoral Education) and the Bowen Center for the Study of the Family (Georgetown Family Center) in Washington, DC.

Bryan is a member of the Independent Author Network. He is the author of Cherokee Afternoon, Chattahoochee Rain, and 12 1/2 Wall Street.