About Author

 Here’s a little about Ms. Demi Brandon. 

Demi Brandon is a multifaceted entrepreneur, author, and cultural storyteller whose work bridges literature, media, hospitality, and culinary arts. Known for her bold creative vision and entrepreneurial spirit, Brandon has built a diverse career as a writer, playwright, editor, historian, publisher, television host, and chef.

Raised near historic New Orleans, Brandon grew up immersed in a rich cultural landscape of music, storytelling, and culinary tradition. Her Creole and Indian heritage strongly influences her writing and entrepreneurial ventures, which often center on preserving Southern culture and celebrating community.

Her media career began in journalism, where she served as executive editor of Atlanta Hair Magazine. In 2002, she launched RawImage Magazine, an Atlanta-based publication that featured interviews with influential figures in entertainment, politics, and culture. Throughout her career she has interviewed a wide range of notable personalities including James Earl Jones, Bobby Brown, DMX, CeCe Winans, Rickey Smiley, and many others.

Brandon is also an accomplished author whose works span multiple genres. Her award-winning psychological thriller Dark Echoes earned recognition for its suspenseful storytelling and complex characters. She first entered publishing with her debut book Bedside Fairy Tales in 2000 and has continued to expand her literary portfolio.

Beyond publishing, Brandon has developed successful ventures in hospitality and real estate. She is the co-owner of Creole Dame Bed & Breakfast & Airbnb and 4th Street Tageaux, a New Orleans restaurant celebrating the bold flavors and traditions of Creole soul cuisine.

Her newest book, Deep South Done: Beyond Gumbo, scheduled for release in 2026, explores the culture, cuisine, and storytelling traditions of the American South.

Demi Brandon has been married to her husband for 33 years, and together they have two grown children.