Jeanne Blackmore

Jeanne Blackmore works as an attorney during the day and, unable to resist the storytelling heritage of her family, writes in her spare time. Jeanne's grandfather, Roger Duvoisin, was a well-known children's book author and illustrator, and all of her siblings are authors of one sort or another. Jeanne grew up with great stories, some of the best coming from her older brother, Marc Duvoisin, who often set his tall tales to dramatic piano accompaniment. Jeanne lives in northern Vermont with her...See more

Jeanne Blackmore works as an attorney during the day and, unable to resist the storytelling heritage of her family, writes in her spare time. Jeanne's grandfather, Roger Duvoisin, was a well-known children's book author and illustrator, and all of her siblings are authors of one sort or another. Jeanne grew up with great stories, some of the best coming from her older brother, Marc Duvoisin, who often set his tall tales to dramatic piano accompaniment. Jeanne lives in northern Vermont with her husband and their two children, along with two dogs, several chickens, and a bunch of hermit crabs. See less