G. Willow Wilson Biography

G Willow Wilson is a remarkable young author whose work examines the most serious topics of our day in a variety of genres. Willow, an American convert to Islam, now splits her time between Egypt and the United States. Her essays, graphic novels, and books are filled with exceptional inventiveness and daring as they depict her unusual cross-cultural experiences. Willow began her writing career as a freelance music reviewer for Boston's Weekly Dig magazine when she was 17 years old. She's since created the Eisner Award-nominated Air and Mystic: The Tenth Apprentice comic book series and the graphic novel Cairo. Willow, like the powerful female characters she creates, stands out in a sector dominated by men authors. Alif the Unseen, her debut novel, was a New York Times Notable Book and a finalist for the Orange Prize (formerly the Women's Prize for Fiction).

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