Jennifer Jacoby-Smith
Writer, editor, author, photographer
Bio
After falling in love with the written words as a child, Jennifer has spent over 20 years in media, crafting content for clients and special publications across Canada. Recently, she turned her attention to personal storytelling. For her debut novel, Jennifer focused on her other obsession -- Canadian music, following the joys and drama behind the scenes of a Canadian boy band in Toronto. A Fondness for the Reckless (Your Nickel's Worth publishing) debuts fall 2025.
Writing is the only thing that when I do it, I don't feel like I should be doing something else.
Gloria Steinem
My books
Shortlisted in two categories at the Saskatchewan Book Awards, 2026!
A Fondness for the Reckless: A Ten Past Midnight Story
Your Nickel's Worth Publishing, 2025
It’s the interview everyone has been waiting for. Yet when Canadian musical sensations Ten Past Midnight arrive for their first television interview Indie is nowhere to be seen. Frustrations boiled over in recent days causing Indie to walk away from the band he created with best friend Jaxson. Indie is standing in the airport ready to fly to Los Angeles to sign a solo deal with another label — a label owned by Indie’s heartthrob pop music superstar boyfriend. While Indie questions his decision to leave, Jaxson and his bandmates face difficult questions from a savvy reporter looking for a scoop.
Check out Indie's Playlist here.
His Name Was James
I was 19 when I first heard my father’s name. Raised in small-town Saskatchewan, I spent my childhood wondering who he was—and why he wasn’t there.
He was a Los Angeles hairdresser and Redken platform artist who traveled the world teaching his craft. I met him once, years later, in Omaha, where he had settled into a quieter life.
When he died suddenly in 2015—just six weeks before my mother—I began searching for the story of my father, James Victor Jr.
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Coming soon!
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