Jeff B. White — Author of the Shards of Color Trilogy

The Author

Jeff B. White

Writer. Creator. Architect of Evenhere.

Jeff B. White is a writer and creator based in the Bronx, New York. His work explores the intersection of radical survival and mythic storytelling, utilizing his lived experience to craft narratives focused on recovery, vulnerability, and the reclamation of personal power. He is the creator of the Shards of Color Trilogy and the memoir Shards of Hope A Tweaker Witch's Journey.

Jeff B. White is currently actively engaged in the querying process for the Shards of Color Trilogy. For literary agents, publishers, or press inquiries, please use the contact information provided.

From Advocacy to Evenhere

Jeff B. White is a storyteller who transforms the gravity of survival into the vibrancy of high fantasy. With a career rooted in high-stakes advocacy and professional communications, he brings a seasoned voice to the world of speculative fiction. His background as a founding director for the first LGBTQ+ community center in the state of Mississippi and communications director for prominent advocacy organizations informs the authoritative depth of his narrative. These experiences instill a deep understanding of the vital need for inclusive representation for marginalized groups within the fantasy genre.

His journey began with the raw and unfiltered truth of Shards of Hope. This memoir refuses the sanitized veneer of traditional recovery. It reveals a path paved with harm reduction, queer resilience, and the spiritual reclamation of witchcraft. By transmuting the weight of an HIV diagnosis and the ghosts of the past into a source of deliberate power, Jeff found a way to rewrite his own survival on his own terms.

That personal history now breathes as the foundational soul of the Kingdom of Evenhere. In the Shards of Color Trilogy — Blush Born, A Faded Quest, and Echoes of Foreshadow — the magic system builds upon the transformative power of emotional intelligence and radical vulnerability. Through characters like Jethran Frye and his Silvarii companion Fable, Jeff explores a world where choosing color in a monochrome landscape is an act of profound defiance. His work operates at the intersection of dark fairy tale and psychological allegory to prove that the most jagged shards of a life can be polished into prismatic magic.

Today, Jeff invites readers into the spectrum of storytelling via his Substack and the Find Your Colors Podcast. He serializes the unfolding epic of Evenhere while providing the psychological blueprints behind the fiction. He remains a dedicated guide for those seeking to color outside the fragile lines of societal mandate. He offers a sanctuary where pain evolves into poetry and survival becomes a mythic art form.

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Jeff serializes the unfolding world of Evenhere and the psychological blueprints behind it on Substack — and explores it further on the Find Your Colors Podcast.

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The time of being ruled by the gray emptiness of fear and pain is coming to an end. Jeff B. White is building a community of individuals who are seeking to grow, heal, and evolve. By facing our past, offering ourselves grace, and releasing regret, we are able to discover the true power that we have inside. It’s time to color outside the lines and stain the world beautifully. It is time that we Find Your Colors.

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