Trymaine Lee

Drumroll, please! 🥁 I’m beyond proud to reveal the cover of my forthcoming book, A Thousand Ways to Die: The True Cost of Violence on Black Life in America. Coming September 9th 🔥 Pre-orders are LIVE NOW! Go to trymainelee.com to learn more and get your copy.

@eclark1st Word!!

@trymainelee Well. Will you look at what arrived today. Looking forward to reading this! 👍🏾

A Thousand Ways to Die is a national bestseller! Thanks to everyone of who purchased a book, e-book or audiobook! This is major and I owe it all to you. If you haven’t gotten your copy yet, get yours today! bookshop.org/p/books/a-thou…

@Jack_ElHai @StMartinsPress Thank you for choosing my book as today’s pick! I appreciate it.

"He had to confront what almost killed him." Today's book pick from Damn History, a free monthly newsletter for readers/writers of #popularhistory. Congrats to author @trymainelee & @StMartinsPress! Read/subscribe to Damn History: damn-history-16d93f.beehiiv.com/subscribe

Today my book published and more than anything I’m thankful, thankful for all who have supported me along the way. The journey has been long, but we made it, finally. My story is now in your hands. 🙏🏽 Now catch me on your! read.macmillan.com/lp/a-thousand-…

'A Thousand Ways to Die': Why Gun Violence Is Part of Black History dlvr.it/TMzXfS

In 2005, journalist @trymainelee was covering New Orleans when #HurricaneKatrina hit. He revisits that story in "Hope In High Water" on @peacock. Watch his full interview here: bit.ly/45X7N8S

@BambBeeker @MK4USA @cspanwj Which neighborhoods were hardest hit? And who lived there? And how’d they get there and why?

Joining us now is journalist and author Trymaine Lee (@trymainelee) to discuss his documentary "Hope in High Water: A People’s Recovery Twenty Years After Hurricane Katrina." LIVE: tinyurl.com/42mdwfam

Join me in NYC for the first stop on the A Thousand Ways to Die book tour. I’ll be at the 92nd Street Y in convo/w @nhannahjones on Sept 10, 7:30PM. Tix —> 92ny.org/event/trymaine…

@RaphaelHP1 Wow. Thank you! I’ll be posting the tour dates in the coming days!

@trymainelee Congrats Mr. Lee! You signed my NYT 1619 magazine on the NAACP trip to Ghana in 2019. I am watching for yr tour so I can get this book signed as well. Best wishes!

Just opened the box and held my book in my hands for the very first time. A Thousand Ways to Die: The True Cost of Violence on Black Life in America is real. This moment means everything. 🙏🏾📚 Store - 9.9.25. Pre-order - NOW. Let’s go! 👇🏾

@DHuntTrib An, man. Donald! I’ll be in Philly at the Public Library on 9/11! Would love to see you there.

@trymainelee Trymaine, Congratulations on your new book.

@HipHopPrez Yes, sir, I will.

Will you be at the August 24th screening @trymainelee ?

BREAKING! My first independent documentary, Hope in High Water, premieres August 22 on Peacock. 20 years after Katrina, and since I was a local reporter there, I return to New Orleans to see how the people have led the recovery… through persistence, grief and love.

@BobbyJWilliams8 Thank you, good brother!

@trymainelee Congratulations! I definitely will be purchasing your work!

@stedger2 @HipHopPrez Thank you, thank you!

@trymainelee @HipHopPrez Congratulations Trymaine!!! 🥳

@ClydeTSmith Thanks! Much appreciated.

@trymainelee Congratulations, I definitely will be ordering it.

The first major review is in! Kirkus calls A Thousand Ways to Die “a poignant chronicle”… “empathetic, analytical, and insightful”… “a provocative and informative read that expertly blends memoir with hard-hitting reporting.” Out Sept. 9. Preorder now.

Don’t sleep. Don’t wait. Pre-order my new book now. Order from your favorite bookseller or trymainelee.com. A Thousand Ways to Die: The True Cost of Violence on Black Life in America In stores 9/9!

@Emmpressley Thank you, man! 🙏🏽✊🏽

@trymainelee I cannot wait to read this! So excited for you and excited for this.

Early praise for my upcoming book, A Thousand Ways to Die (9/9/25) "A poetic, political, and powerful work-purposefully written to resonate with both today and the future. -Shaka Senghor, bestselling author of Writing My Wrongs, Letters to the Sons of Society and How to be Free