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JD Slajchert is an American novelist, screenwriter, public speaker and philanthropist. JD wrote his first novel, MoonFlower, during his final two years as a student-athlete at the University of California, Santa Barbara. When tragedy struck and he lost his best friend Luc Bodden to Sickle Cell Disease, he knew he needed to preserve Luc's spirit and honor his memory by penning this story.
In January of 2019 JD became the Director of Relationship Development for The LucStrong Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit that supports children who are diagnosed with Sickle Cell Disease. In March of 2019 he also became a National Ambassador for The American Red Cross.
JD currently resides in the secluded foothills of Oak Park, California where you can find him either playing pick-up basketball or scribbling down plot-lines while listening to his favorite musician, Frank Ocean. This 26-year-old spends most of his days reading, writing and laughing. He is gluten free and one day dreams of climbing Mount Everest.
In January of 2019 JD became the Director of Relationship Development for The LucStrong Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit that supports children who are diagnosed with Sickle Cell Disease. In March of 2019 he also became a National Ambassador for The American Red Cross.
JD currently resides in the secluded foothills of Oak Park, California where you can find him either playing pick-up basketball or scribbling down plot-lines while listening to his favorite musician, Frank Ocean. This 26-year-old spends most of his days reading, writing and laughing. He is gluten free and one day dreams of climbing Mount Everest.
