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"A wholly original drama with crime elements — the long lost child of Jackie Collins, Jacqueline Susann, and maybe a touch of Elmore Leonard."
— Manny Torres, author of Dead Dogs
Author · Screenwriter · Creator
Writing that's bold, addictive, and made for readers who love a story with edge.

The Trilogy
A class-conscious, peeping-tom gaze into Silicon Valley's bedrooms and back-alleys — where dreams really do come true, and unlikely, life-altering connections are made. For better, or worse.

"Against all my preconceived expectations, I loved this series from beginning to end. It's essentially a romance with noir and transgressive overtones, and it's so twisted and bizarre that it could all be true."

"A wholly original drama with crime elements — the long lost child of Jackie Collins, Jacqueline Susann, and maybe a touch of Elmore Leonard."
— Manny Torres, author of Dead Dogs

"What you'd get if Quentin Tarantino ever made a Lifetime movie."
— Whiskey Leavins, author of Low Angle

"The walk down Eucalyptus Lane is filled with unexpected shadows and hidden pitfalls, and I'm glad I took it."
— Douglas Lumsden, author of the Alex Southerland novels
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A new collection of short stories from all corners of the globe — including the South Georgia-set slice of life (and death?) story, "The Trespassers."
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New Publication Feature
Out now — a pulp noir anthology.
Nevada McPherson is featured in Starlite Pulp Review #8, a Summer 2026 pulp/noir anthology featuring work by Richard Beauchamp, J.D. Clapp, Mark Coggins, Alex Giannini, Brittany Hodge, Caleb James K, Nate Mancuso, John McNally, Nevada McPherson, Rob Roberge, Danielle Robertson, Jim Ruland, and Dennis Tafoya. Edited by Brian Townsley.
A standout addition to the neo-noir fiction, crime fiction, and literary noir shelf — and the newest chapter in the Nevada McPherson author catalog.
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Western Romance
Meet Abby McKay from Valdosta, GA — heroine of the new western romance arriving soon between the covers of Starlite Pulp Review #8.

In Crime Songs · ed. Sean O'Leary
A trio of misfits dream of a better future — even while their present is complicated by murder and an inconvenient attraction. Part of a crime fiction collection set to music.
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Nevada McPherson writes screenplays, graphic novels, and a diverse portfolio of fiction — paired with sharp commentary on the books and films that move her. Welcome to a creative world built for readers who want storytelling with teeth.