Zachary Michael Jack has authored or edited more than fifteen award-winning books in a variety of genres, including fiction, poetry, essay, literary journalism, and creative nonfiction. His work has earned the Prentice Hall Prize, two nominations for a Pushcart Prize (Best of the Small Presses), and two nominations for the Theodore Saloutos Award for the year’s best book on agricultural history. Zachary’s work in total has earned him listing in Who’s Who in America.

Zachary’s most recent works are novels celebrating his love of place: What Cheer: A Love Story, a romantic comedy praised by Lynne Carey as a “celebration of Midwestern values at their loving best,” and the family novel The Links of Evalon, a magical realism of a father, a son, and a shared love of sport and spirituality. The WorldGolf Network’s Mike Bailey calls the The Links of Evalon “a lively, easy-to-read tale that teaches that each of us must find our way on the links and in life.”