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Official information and assets for people covering books by Zach Jerry and Pine & Prairie Press.

Short author bio

Zach Jerry

Zach Jerry is an author, military veteran, electrician, business owner, husband, father, and outdoorsman based in Buffalo, Wyoming. Raised near the forests and lakes of northern Minnesota, he writes contemporary fiction, memoir, historical fiction, fantasy, mystery, and comic fantasy, with a recurring focus on people, place, memory, and the details that make a world feel lived in.

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About the press

Pine & Prairie Press

Pine & Prairie Press is an independent publishing imprint based in Buffalo, Wyoming. Its books draw on northern Minnesota, the American West, military service, family memory, history, the outdoors, and imagined worlds.

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For historical coverage

Camp 707 source material

For coverage of Between Life and Death at Camp 707, Pine & Prairie Press maintains a reader-friendly article about the real German POW branch camp near Deer River, Minnesota, with links to primary historical organizations used for context.

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Interview & feature ideas

Suggested interview topics.

Writing across genres

Why one author moves between memoir, contemporary fiction, historical fiction, fantasy, mystery, and comic fantasy.

Northern Minnesota as a setting

Lakes, forests, winter, small communities, and how place shapes several Pine & Prairie Press books.

Camp 707 and forgotten WWII history

The real German POW camp near Deer River and the line between historical research and historical fiction.

Military service and homecoming in fiction

How service, family, memory, and the invisible parts of returning home inform The Ghosts That Follow Us Home.

Outdoor traditions and family memory

Why hunting, fishing, seasons, and small family routines can become material worth preserving.

Building humor from ordinary systems

Why mortgages, commissions, listings, and career anxiety can make a comic-fantasy world funnier and more believable.

Review copies

For reviewers and interviewers.

Review-copy availability varies by title and format. Reviewers, librarians, booksellers, podcasters, and media may use the current contact options to inquire. Pine & Prairie Press does not require a positive review and does not compensate reviewers for favorable coverage.

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Interview or review inquiry

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