Press Kit

Reno Bachman is the voice behind gripping Western tales that blend raw grit, complex characters, and the harsh realities of the Old West. His latest work, The Boy, follows a young gunman navigating love, revenge, and survival in a world defined by violence and legacy.

Bachman’s storytelling captures the tension and beauty of frontier life, presenting characters who are as flawed as they are unforgettable. With vivid prose, a cinematic sense of pacing, and themes that resonate with modern readers, The Boy cements Bachman as a compelling voice in contemporary Western fiction.

This press kit provides a comprehensive look at the author, his works, media assets, and opportunities for interviews, reviews, and features.

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Biography

Reno Bachman is an emerging fiction author known for gritty, emotionally driven stories that blend action, atmosphere, and deep character work. His breakout project, The Boy, explores themes of revenge, legacy, and survival in the Old West, brought to life through sharp storytelling and cinematic pacing.

In this poetic story Reno writes with a focus on authenticity and voice, creating narratives that resonate with modern readers while honoring classic Western grit. He is currently expanding his catalog with new stories, audiobook editions, and upcoming long-form projects.

Connect with Reno for updates on releases, collaborations, interviews, and behind-the-scenes insights into his writing process. You can sign up to get updates about his writing here.

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Author: Reno Bachman

Genre: Action | Thriller | Drama

Notable Works: The Boy, The Boy: Special Edition 

Themes: Revenge | Survival | Legacy | Love | Racism | Redemption

Target Audience: Adult readers of action-packed thrillers, suspense fans, drama enthusiasts

Formats Available: Paperback | Hardcover | eBook | Audiobook

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If you’d like to get in touch, share a review, or stay updated on new releases, you can reach me anytime through my author site or social pages. I always appreciate hearing from readers and reviewers.

— Reno Bachman