Jeremy, Author at Reading the West

March 1, 2022

Saving Yellowstone by Megan Kate Nelson

The history of Yellowstone is checkered with altruism, egotism, greed and cruelty juxtaposed with notions of preserving important natural features for the enjoyment of the people. Great effort went into the conservation of what we now view as one of our nation’s greatest treasures.

February 17, 2022

Strangers I Know by Claudia Durastanti

An autobiographical fiction with meaning for any reader, particularly if language and its meaning to humankind is of interest. Sometimes funny and warm, sometimes dark and disturbing, it’s a great work of literature.

February 14, 2022

The Children on the Hill by Jennifer McMahon

As a young woman discovers dark secrets about her grandmother, a noted psychiatrist, she also plumbs the depths of the “monster within all of us”. A good scary story with a warm heart.

February 14, 2022

In the Margins by Elena Ferrante

A penetrating examination of the sources of creative writing and the methods and motives thereof. For all lovers of books, words and writing.

February 14, 2022

The Heretic by Liam McIlvanney

A quick-paced and character-driven Scottish mystery set in the gray and somber streets of Glasgow follows murder and gang-related retribution to a satisfying ending that should please any whodunit reader.

December 17, 2021

Celebrate Black Love

This Black History Month, celebrate Black Love with powerhouse authors J. Elle, Nicola Yoon, Elise Bryant, Kalynn Bayron, and Alechia Dow.

February 10, 2021

Great Recommendations for Middle Grade Readers

Keep the kiddos interested and engaged with new books. Your neighborhood bookseller can help you find the perfect title… like these:

February 10, 2021

Is It Romantic?

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, we’re sure you’ll fall in love with these three new releases.

February 10, 2021

Escape This World: New SF Recommendations

Get out of the world without leaving your sofa. These SF/Fantasy titles have booksellers talking.
READ MORE

February 10, 2021

Saving Yellowstone by Megan Kate Nelson

The history of Yellowstone is checkered with altruism, egotism, greed and cruelty juxtaposed with notions of preserving important natural features for the enjoyment of the people. Great effort went into the conservation of what we now view as one of our nation’s greatest treasures.

Strangers I Know by Claudia Durastanti

An autobiographical fiction with meaning for any reader, particularly if language and its meaning to humankind is of interest. Sometimes funny and warm, sometimes dark and disturbing, it’s a great work of literature.

The Children on the Hill by Jennifer McMahon

As a young woman discovers dark secrets about her grandmother, a noted psychiatrist, she also plumbs the depths of the “monster within all of us”. A good scary story with a warm heart.

In the Margins by Elena Ferrante

A penetrating examination of the sources of creative writing and the methods and motives thereof. For all lovers of books, words and writing.

The Heretic by Liam McIlvanney

A quick-paced and character-driven Scottish mystery set in the gray and somber streets of Glasgow follows murder and gang-related retribution to a satisfying ending that should please any whodunit reader.

Celebrate Black Love

This Black History Month, celebrate Black Love with powerhouse authors J. Elle, Nicola Yoon, Elise Bryant, Kalynn Bayron, and Alechia Dow.

Great Recommendations for Middle Grade Readers

Keep the kiddos interested and engaged with new books. Your neighborhood bookseller can help you find the perfect title… like these:

Is It Romantic?

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, we’re sure you’ll fall in love with these three new releases.

Escape This World: New SF Recommendations

Get out of the world without leaving your sofa. These SF/Fantasy titles have booksellers talking.
READ MORE

Big Fiction February

Great fiction is coming out each month. Here’s a rundown of a few indie bookseller favorites for February.
READ MORE

The history of Yellowstone is checkered with altruism, egotism, greed and cruelty juxtaposed with notions of preserving important natural features for the enjoyment of the people. Great effort went into the conservation of what we now view as one of our nation’s greatest treasures.

An autobiographical fiction with meaning for any reader, particularly if language and its meaning to humankind is of interest. Sometimes funny and warm, sometimes dark and disturbing, it’s a great work of literature.

As a young woman discovers dark secrets about her grandmother, a noted psychiatrist, she also plumbs the depths of the “monster within all of us”. A good scary story with a warm heart.

A penetrating examination of the sources of creative writing and the methods and motives thereof. For all lovers of books, words and writing.

A quick-paced and character-driven Scottish mystery set in the gray and somber streets of Glasgow follows murder and gang-related retribution to a satisfying ending that should please any whodunit reader.

This Black History Month, celebrate Black Love with powerhouse authors J. Elle, Nicola Yoon, Elise Bryant, Kalynn Bayron, and Alechia Dow.

Keep the kiddos interested and engaged with new books. Your neighborhood bookseller can help you find the perfect title… like these:

Just in time for Valentine’s Day, we’re sure you’ll fall in love with these three new releases.

Get out of the world without leaving your sofa. These SF/Fantasy titles have booksellers talking. READ MORE

Great fiction is coming out each month. Here’s a rundown of a few indie bookseller favorites for February. READ MORE

Get out of the world without leaving your sofa. These SF/Fantasy titles have booksellers talking.
READ MORE

Great fiction is coming out each month. Here’s a rundown of a few indie bookseller favorites for February.
READ MORE