Jessica Johns is a Cree writer from Canada known for her debut novel Bad Cree, published in 2023. Her work blends Indigenous storytelling with contemporary themes, inviting readers into vividly imagined worlds that hinge on memory, family, and cultural heritage. Johns’s writing carries a lyrical punch, balancing sharp dialogue with reflective prose that lingers after the page is turned. On the page, her voice feels intimate yet expansive, drawing readers toward questions about identity and belonging. Her fiction tends to traverse myth and modern life, offering immersive narratives that resonate with emotional honesty and cultural nuance.