Jesse S. Greever

Jesse S. Greever
Jesse S. Greever
Born April 22, 1976
Hannibal, MO
Genres Flash Fiction, Short Stories, Literary Fiction
Notable work(s) "A Summer Wedding", "Collisions", "Una boda de verano"

Jesse Scot Greever (born 1976, in Hannibal, Missouri) is an American author of literary short stories, many of which have graced international bestseller lists.[1]

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Biography

Jesse Scot Greever was born on April 22, 1976 in Hannibal, Missouri. His family moved to Chillicothe, Missouri when he was two years old. He attended, and eventually graduated from Chillicothe High School, where he exhibited great interest in science, mathematics, theatre, music and writing. Upon graduating with his high school diploma, he enrolled at Southwest Missouri State University as a pre-med student. Ultimately, he abandoned pre-med and he graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry in 1998. He continued his education in the Chemistry Department at the University of Missouri where he earned his Ph.D. in Physical Chemistry in 2005.

During his tenure at the University of Missouri, he took a position coordinating a laser technology program for Linn State Technical College (the state technical college of Missouri) in 2002. In 2006, he moved to Washington, DC, where he worked at the Naval Research Laboratory in the Optical Sciences Division. Two years later, he moved to the Dallas, Texas area, where he took a position with Spectra-Physics Lasers (a Division of Newport Corporation).

All throughout his professional career, Greever constantly honed his writing craft, authoring dozens of short stories and works of flash fiction. However, he was unable to find a market for his writing until 2010, when he wrote the flash fiction story "A Summer Wedding". Published in May 2010 by digital publisher Untreed Reads, "A Summer Wedding" has reached the top of international bestseller lists for short stories.[2][3][4][5] "A Summer Wedding" was later translated into Spanish under the title "Una boda de verano", and has remained in the Top 100 Spanish-Language eBooks at Barnes & Noble (which includes full-length works as well as short stories),[6] as well as maintaining the Number 1 Bestseller position at Sony eBookstore for Spanish Language eBooks.[7]

In 2010, Greever also released the short stories "5" and "The Annex". In 2011, Greever released another eBook short story, "Collisions", which received 4.25 out of 5.00 stars from Night Owl Reviews.[8][9]

In addition to his writing, Greever maintains an active blog where he has interviewed a number of authors, including New York Times bestselling author F. Paul Wilson.[10]

Bibliography

Short Stories

References

  1. ^ Amazon.com, Jesse S. Greever Author Page at Amazon.com,"[1]", 06/16/2011
  2. ^ Untreed Reads Store, Description of 5 at Untreed Reads Store,"[2]", 06/16/2011
  3. ^ Untreed Reads Store, Description of THE ANNEX at Untreed Reads Store,"[3]", 06/16/2011
  4. ^ Untreed Reads Store, Description of COLLISIONS at Untreed Reads Store,"[4]", 06/16/2011
  5. ^ Mobileread.com,New Literary Short from Jesse S. Greever: 5,"[5]",06/16/2011
  6. ^ BN.com, Barnes & Noble eBooks en Espanol Bestseller List,"[6]",06/16/2011
  7. ^ Sony eBookstore, Sony eBookstore Spanish Language Fiction Bestsellers, "[7]", 06/16/2011
  8. ^ UntreedReads.com, Jesse S. Greever Author Page at Untreed Reads, "[8]", 06/16/2011
  9. ^ NightOwlReviews.com, A Review of COLLISIONS by Jesse S. Greever at Night Owl Reviews, "[9]", 06/16/2011
  10. ^ accidental-author.com, The Accidental Author Writing Blog, "[10]", 06/16/2011

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