Steven Jackson

Steven Jackson, a native New Yorker, spent two terms in the United States Military. He received an honorable discharge from the military after his second term. Thereafter, Jackson studied real estate and worked to become a successful Real Estate Broker.

Few years later, Jackson took a turn in business to pursue a career in the entertainment industry. He worked for Universal City Studios in the production of "Friday Night Lights," directed by Peter Burg. Followed by Roland Emerich's Production "Day After Tomorrow."

Inspired by working with these films, Jackson pursued his own creative writing. His crafty projects include stories based on true events and other interesting topics.

Currently, as a staff photographer, Jackson works at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center; and is a published writer with Author House Publishing Company. He has written four books; Instant Message (IM) co-authored, Blood Thinner Than Mine, Numbers, A Gangsta's Child and First-Generation Photographer @ U.S. Space & Rocket Center.