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My Friend, Jay Lake

By Ken Scholes This issue of Talebones runs both a little longer and a little shorter on quality than the last. Those were the first of Jay Lake’s words I ever read. My third publication had just come out and I’d succumbed to the writerly pull toward Googling one’s self. I paused here. “A little…

Missing Jay Lake

By J. A. Pitts I lost one of my very best friends recently and the hole it has left in my life has yet to close. It will take a while, I’m sure, due to the nature of the friendship and the powerful connection we had. I’m a writer. I’ve been one nearly all my…

Jay Lake In Memoriam

Written by Liza Groen Trombi, Editor-in-Chief of Locus Magazine Jay Lake was something of a wonder in the genre community. He was an incredibly prolific writer, with a wild imagination and a versatile talent that allowed him to range freely in his fiction. He was also one of the most vibrant and generous people I’ve…