Imani Josey is a writer from Chicago, Illinois. After graduating Howard University, Imani received her Master of Science in Communication from Northwestern. Sometime during all of that studying, she danced professionally for the Chicago Bulls as a (Luvabulls) cheerleader, and won the titles of Miss Chicago and Miss Cook County for the Miss America Organization, as well as Miss Black Illinois USA.

The Blazing Star was her debut novel; it is followed by its sequel The Falling Star.

Imani Josey is a writer from Chicago, Illinois. After graduating Howard University, Imani received her Master of Science in Communication from Northwestern. Sometime during all of that studying, she danced professionally for the Chicago Bulls as a (Luvabulls) cheerleader, and won the titles of Miss Chicago and Miss Cook County for the Miss America Organization, as well as Miss Black Illinois USA.

Imani’s one-act play Grace was produced by Pegasus Players Theatre Chicago after winning the 19th Annual Young Playwrights Festival in 2005.

Imani hasn’t penned any plays since, turning her sights to fiction instead. She now spends the majority of her time working on back story and hanging out with her family.

The Blazing Star was her debut novel; it is followed by its sequel The Falling Star.