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JeriAnn Geller

JeriAnn Geller

JeriAnn 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

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
Romance

Eight Romances to Swoon Over for Black History Month

One of the most glorious concepts in romance is that Happily Ever Afters (aka HEAs) are for EVERYONE. Sadly, for years romance novels with black love interests or authors were relegated to “special collections” or the backlist. It was even worse when it came to historical romance. Certain individuals still…
JeriAnn Geller
February 14, 2020
Romance

Put Up Your Dukes: The Best Romance of 2019

Let’s get it out right up front—I’m not a fan of the traditional straight, white male dukes who overpopulate historical romance novels. Ignoring the fact that there never were dozens and dozens of tall, ripped, chiseled, youthful noblemen with good teeth and better bathing habits in the 19th century, this…
JeriAnn Geller
January 13, 2020
Miscellany

Essential Advice from an Editing Rockstar

It’s not every day that my coworkers ask what I’m chortling about while reading a book on grammar and editing, but the effervescent Dreyer’s English: An Utterly Correct Guide to Clarity and Style by Random House Copy Chief and Managing Editor Benjamin Dreyer is a heady combination of sound editing…
JeriAnn Geller
March 18, 2019
FictionPodcasts

Listen: Steve Berry and Raymond Khoury Play Shadow Tag

Ten years ago FBI agent Sean Reilly and retired Justice Department operative Cotton Malone had separate Templar adventures. Reilly, the popular sleuth from Raymond Khoury, and Malone, the brainchild of Steve Berry, have never had an adventure together—until now. In the e-book Shadow Tag Berry and Khoury have teamed up…
JeriAnn Geller
March 14, 2016