Jeremy Drummond

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Jeremy Drummond
Born1983 (age 40–41)
Flint, Michigan
OccupationNovelist
GenreMystery, Urban fiction
Website
digitalblacknomad.com

Jeremy Drummond (born April 6, 1983) is a published[1] author of several novels. He resides in Detroit, Michigan.

Biography[edit]

Born in Flint, Michigan, to parents, Iverson & Bennita Drummond he picked up writing at an early age from them. His father being a General Motors foreman and also a published poet and his mother an elementary school librarian. He later moved to New York before finally residing in Detroit, MI.

Novels[edit]

Drummond primarily writes gritty Urban fiction that depicts drug dealers, ex cons, and prostitutes.

Drummond became known for his Urban Novel Dutchess[2]. The ebook version has remained in the top 100[3] African American novels on Amazon.com since its release. His novels are sold throughout many mediums including Barnes and Nobles.

On April 27, 2010, Drummond released a mainstream fiction work entitled "Escaping The Rain"[4], A Nick Aldo Mystery. While evaluating further opportunities, Drummond is working on expanding his detective series, and releasing the sequel to Dutchess.

His work is constantly checked out in Libraries[5] across the United States, since being reviewed by prestigious places as the Library Journal[6]as well as the highly respected African American OOSA Book Club where it only received two out of five stars[7].

References[edit]

  1. ^ [8] Verified By Cocatalog Search September 15, 2010 [9]
  2. ^ [10] Library Journal Review June 2010 [11]
  3. ^ [12] Respected African-American OOSA Book Club Review [13]
  4. ^ [14] Search Local Libraries for Title [15]
  5. ^ [16] Dutchess Ebook, Amazon April 1, 2010
  6. ^ [17] Amazon Bestseller List African American September 15, 2010
  7. ^ [18] Escaping The Rain, Nick Aldo Mystery April 27, 2010

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