Crawford Creek from Sabal

My first short story was published in a literary review called Sabal. I attended a writer’s conference at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg, Florida, and my story, titled Crawford Creek, won the “best of” conference award in the short story category. You can purchase a copy of the 2007 edition of Sabal online from Eckerd College here:   Crawford Creek is a sort of ghost story. It takes place at my fishing camp on the Chassahowitzka River, north of Tampa.

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Boy From Red Bluff

I also published a story titled Boy From Red Bluff in SoMa Literary Review, a San Francisco-based, online publication:   You can read this story for free online.

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Josef Jaeger

Prizm Division of Torquere Press has published my novel, Josef Jaeger, set in the early days of Nazi Germany. This is a 100,000 word book aimed at Young Adult readers, but it’s suitable for mature readers as well. You can buy it at the Prizm books website.

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My Pseudonym

In addition to the above, I publish erotica pieces — short fiction and novellas — under a pseudonym. I do this because I don’t want the children in my family or my friends’ kids  finding this material when they Google Uncle Jere’s name on the Internet. If you have a burning desire to read my erotic stories, send me an e-mail and I’ll provide you with my pseudonym. I have published several such pieces and more will be published during summer 2009.