Delia Owens

Delia Owens is a renowned American author and wildlife scientist, best known for her debut novel, "Where the Crawdads Sing," which topped bestseller lists and won numerous awards. Born in Georgia, Owens pursued a passion for nature, earning a Bachelor of Science in Zoology. She co-authored several internationally acclaimed nonfiction books about her experiences studying wildlife in Africa, including "Cry of the Kalahari." Her fiction debut reflects her deep connection to nature and human behavior, intertwining a compelling narrative with rich, environmental detail. An advocate for wildlife conservation, Owens continues to inspire readers with her captivating storytelling and scientific insights.