THE WD INTERVIEW: Tiffany D. Jackson.

If you've ever read a novel by Tiff any D. Jackson, you'll know one thing: She's a master of the plot twist. You have written suspenseful novels in the past that were not horror, but you really can't write a horror book without employing suspense. I think though people are going to be familiar with the spine of the story, they'll see a lot of me there, especially since this book is loosely inspired by real events that happened - real cases of black and white proms, real cases and situations of segregation in the south. Sometimes stories are very subjective; what is the message of a certain book like this?. [Extracted from the article]

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