Jasmine Burke is a Caribbean-British bestselling author and self-proclaimed chronic oversharer. She is the author of two Kindle bestselling novels, Quarter-Love Crisis (2025) and Around the World in 80 Dates (2026), the latter spotlighted by ESSENCE magazine as a summer read to watch.

Alongside her full-time career in PR and marketing, Jasmine is Festival Marketing Director for the Free Books Festival and advocates for greater accessibility and representation in publishing.

Jasmine Burke is a Caribbean-British bestselling author and self-proclaimed chronic oversharer. She is the author of two Kindle bestselling novels, Quarter-Love Crisis (2025) and Around the World in 80 Dates (2026), the latter of which was spotlighted by ESSENCE magazine as a summer read to watch.

Alongside her writing career, Jasmine works full-time in PR and marketing and is a passionate advocate for making publishing more accessible. She is the Festival Marketing Director for the Free Books Festival and is involved in mentoring initiatives supporting aspiring writers.

Through her books and online platform, Jasmine shares the realities of navigating the publishing industry, championing greater representation and encouraging others to pursue their own literary ambitions.

Jasmine Burke is a Caribbean-British bestselling author and self-proclaimed chronic oversharer whose writing explores love, friendship, relationships and the often chaotic realities of navigating adulthood.

She is the author of two Kindle bestselling contemporary romantic comedy novels, Quarter-Love Crisis (2025) and Around the World in 80 Dates (2026), the latter of which was spotlighted by ESSENCE magazine as a summer read to watch.

Jasmine has loved storytelling since childhood and wrote her first novel at just eight years old. Her passion for writing eventually led her to create Jas Writes Stuff, a blog founded in 2016 while she was at university. What began as a space for sharing her thoughts and experiences has since evolved into her online author platform, where she documents the highs, lows and behind-the-scenes realities of writing and publishing.

Alongside her literary career, Jasmine works full-time in PR and marketing. She is also a passionate advocate for making publishing more accessible, serving as Festival Marketing Director for the Free Books Festival and participating in mentoring initiatives supporting aspiring writers.

Through her books, professional work and online presence, Jasmine champions greater representation, shares insights into the publishing industry and encourages others to pursue their creative and literary ambitions.