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JeriAnn Geller

JeriAnn Geller

is a writer, editor and dabbler in arty stuff. A fourth-generation journalist (on her father’s side) and millionteenth-generation mother (on her mother’s side) she has written, edited, photographed and illustrated for newspapers, magazines, websites, blogs, videos and books. Known for her persnicketyness about grammar, she occasionally leaves in an error to delight people of similar inclination.

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JeriAnn Geller

Fiction

Historic Coney Island Comes Alive in Dazzling Debut Romantasy

  “There’s no being free on the outside without being free on the inside,” proclaims the Mighty Matthias in Venessa Vida Kelley’s lush and luminous debut novel, When the Tides Held the Moon. The themes of freedom, agency, self-empowerment, community and resilience play out in a nostalgia-tinged kaleidoscope in this…
JeriAnn Geller
April 30, 2025
Nonfiction

Jacques Pepin Teaches “Quick & Simple” Ways to Create Delicious Meals

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/quick-and-simple-jacques-pepin.jpg "Inexperienced home cooks and those in a hurry to put dinner on the table will appreciate this friendly, accessible collection." —Publishers Weekly  “A comprehensive collection of everyday recipes that will encourage anyone who is short on time, but still interested in cooking fabulous food at home.” —Library Journal, starred…
JeriAnn Geller
October 9, 2020