Susi Gregg Fowler

Susi Gregg Fowler grew up in Juneau, Alaska, in a house filled with music and books. She attended Antioch College, traveled and worked around the country, studied at colleges in San Diego and Alaska, lived in Greece, and settled back in Juneau, where she lives with her husband Jim Fowler, a landscape painter and book illustrator, two grown daughters, three grandchildren, and a dog. She is the author of ten published children's books, including titles set in the north like 'Who Lives Near a Glacier?', 'Alaska Animals in the Wild', and 'Circle of Thanks', as well as essays and poetry for adults.[1][2]