Jeff Radwell is a novelist whose work explores themes of vulnerability, identity, and the fragile places where people find themselves most human. His first novel, Florid follows a young man drawn into the orbit of a magnetic figure whose attention feels like salvation until he begins to understand its cost. It's a story of complicity, class, and how intimacy becomes a mechanism of control. Jeff's short form, which examines self-destruction, family fracture, and the brutality of devotion, has been featured in Hobart with additional pieces forthcoming.

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He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, London Business School, and Imperial College London. His scholarly research has appeared in JAMA and Science. ​