Carolyn Abraham

About the Author

Carolyn Abraham is an acclaimed science journalist and author whose work bridges the worlds of genetics, family history, and human storytelling. With a background in investigative reporting, she has contributed to prestigious outlets like The Globe and Mail and BBC Radio, earning recognition for her ability to unravel complex scientific concepts into compelling narratives. In her debut book, The Juggler's Children: A Journey into Family, Legend and the Genes that Bind Us, Abraham embarks on a personal odyssey through DNA testing and ancestral lore, exploring how genes weave the fabric of identity and legacy. Her writing demystifies biotechnology while delving into the emotional intricacies of heritage, making profound discoveries accessible and engaging for a wide audience. Abraham continues to illuminate the intersections of science and society through her insightful prose.