Telling honest stories through books, music, and content. Driven by the questions that matter most: about faith, loss, purpose, and what it means to be human.
Jeremy Marsh is a writer. Fiction, non-fiction, songs, the occasional YouTube project that takes three times longer than it should. If it involves words or something that could reasonably be called creative, he's probably already in.
Born and raised in Kentucky, Jeremy doesn't just rep the state. He means it. You'll find him at Kroger Field on Saturdays in the fall, hollering at referees who absolutely cannot hear him. Catch him on the right weekend and he might be at a baseball game, a basketball game cheering on Big Blue, or somewhere in between with a bourbon in hand and a completely defensible opinion about all of it.
He describes himself as a nerdy jock, which confuses people until they spend five minutes with him. He reads constantly. He lifts consistently. The two have always coexisted without incident.
His writing is character-driven and character-obsessed. The decisions people make when no one is watching. The things left unsaid and the weight they carry. He's published one novel and has another in the works. More on that soon.
This site is where all of it lives: the stories, the music, the videos, and the occasional thought that didn't fit anywhere else but needed to go somewhere.
Get in TouchTwo novels. Two questions. One relentless search for what's true.
Grief Written in Lines That Never Fade
A raw journey through grief told in the language of the digital age, where loss is permanent and pain lives in every line that never fades.
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The Book of Isaiah
What does it cost to make the world work again? A haunting, unflinching exploration of purpose, sacrifice, and the price of redemption.
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Jeremy Marsh, Altered State
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