Jetse de Vries is a technical specialist for a propulsion company, and used to travel the world for this. Of late, due to the increased time both his story writing and joining the Interzone editorial team is taking up, he's trying to settle into a desk job. He is part of the Interzone editorial team since March 2004. He writes SF since 1999, and had his first story published in November 2003. His stories have appeared in about two dozen publications on both sides of the Atlantic, and include Amityville House of Pancakes, vol. 1, JPPN 2, Nemonymous 4, Northwest Passages:A Cascadian Anthology, DeathGrip: Exit Laughing, HUB Magazine #2, and Clarkesworld Magazine (May 2007), amongst others. They're upcoming in the SF Waxes Philisophical anthology (slated for November 2007) and Postscripts Magazine #14. Which makes him a sort of late-labelled, experimental pulpster with a modern sensibility, and a wicked sense of humour, all drenched in stylistic excess, with the odd tendency of extreme extrapolation. And all he really wants to do is write SF...

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