Jill Grunenwald is a Marketing & Communications Specialist once called "a stylish and sparkly writer" by the New York Times. A storyteller at heart, she is a former librarian turned content marketer with a focus in presentation design, online writing, brand awareness, public speaking, podcasting, and social media. She creates compelling B2B content that emphasises the importance of a global and inclusive perspective and a passion for all things books, libraries, and reading.An advocate for ending book banning in prisons, her Wall Street Journal bestselling memoir Reading Behind Bars was a finalist for the 2020 Ohioana Book Award and the 2020 In the Margins Social Justice and Advocacy Award. She has also written about her experiences as a prison librarian for Cleveland Magazine and C&RL News. A three time half marathoner, her first memoir, Running With a Police Escort, examines being a slow runner at races. Other writing appears in The Millions, Bust, Bitch, Perspectives on Reading, and Fatventure Mag, with a focus on the intersection of popular culture and feminism, and body liberation. See her work at https://www.jillgrunenwald.com/writing