M.K. Jackson has authored countless resumes, several essays, and numerous unfinished books including Baby’s First Exorcism, Testicular Manslaughter, and 100 Years of Mold and Mildew.
The author is primarily not known for the book he has published, Aim for the Middle: How to Achieve Happiness, Success, and Love Through the Unbridled Power of Mediocrity, a tangy tome of compelling wiseassery professing that a life of realized adequacy is far more fulfilling than one of elusive excellence.
Jackson has more degrees than a thermometer, all of them overstated, underearned, and equally useless; a Bachelor of Arts (can’t get a job with it, can’t teach with it), a Master of Fine Arts (can’t get a job with it, but can teach with it), and a Doctor of Divinity (can’t teach with it but can officiate weddings with it).
The author currently resigns in Los Angeles with his childhood friend, a large, anthropomorphic white rabbit.
He’s available for weddings (Jackson, not the rabbit).