Jeff Suess
About
Jeff Suess is the author of Lost Cincinnati, Hidden History of Cincinnati, and Cincinnati Then and Now. He is the librarian of the Cincinnati Enquirer, where he keeps the newspaper archive and writes about Cincinnati history. He regularly does presentations on local history and leads discussions on graphic novels at the Mercantile Library. Jeff also writes fiction and has had stories published by Pocket Books, Post Mortem Press, and DC Comics.
Jeff grew up in Modesto, California, and graduated from San Francisco State University. He lives in White Oak on Cincinnati’s West Side with his wife, Kristin, and their daughter, Dashiell.
Press
12 Days of Gifts: Ideas for the Cincinnati Sports Fanatic – Cincinnati Magazine
Like leaves on our trees, Cincinnati sports fans don many different colors throughout the year—but they all bleed red for their hometown team. Get your loyal tailgaters, armchair quarterbacks, courtside devotees, and Bailey chant leaders what they want for the
Liz Keating, Jeff Suess, Honor Flight Golf Outing – 55KRC Thursday Show
Jeff Suess joins Brian Thomas to discuss his new book, Cincinnati Bengals.
New book explores Cincinnati Bengals history, from heartache to triumph – The Enquirer
Jeff Suess, history writer for The Enquirer and author of Cincinnati: An Illustrated History, recently teamed up with Rick Pender, a journalist and the author of Oldest Cincinnati. Together, they created a must-have book for Cincinnati Bengals fans. Here's a look