Jeffrey Marshall is a writer and retired journalist living in Scottsdale, AZ. He is the author of five books, including the novels "Squeeze Plays" (2022), "Undetected" (2019) and "Little Miss Sure Shot" (2014). He also wrote a business book on community reinvestment (1991) and a volume of collected poems, "River Ice" (2009). "Undetected" was named a "Notable 100" indie book by ShelfUnbound for 2020.

Marshall grew up in Connecticut but spent most of his professional life working in New York and New Jersey (hey, don't knock New Jersey!). The bulk of his career was spent in business journalism, and included chief editor posts at two national business magazines; he was also, at various times, a feature writer, columnist and book reviewer. He also freelanced widely for magazines and newspapers, appearing in The New York Times and New Jersey Monthly, among many others. Most of his writing now is on environmental subjects, and he serves on two national boards of Trout Unlimited, the coldwater conservation group, and formerly served on the board of a local land trust in the Phoenix area.

Marshall has a bachelor's degree in history from Princeton and a master's degree in journalism from Northwestern. Interests include tennis, golf, hiking, movies, finding new restaurants and travel. He's stayed in or traveled through all 50 states - sometimes passing through was enough! He and his wife, Judy, have two rambunctious dogs, Maggie and Blaze.