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BookViewCafe.com Welcomes Jay Caselberg
On Wednesday, March 24th, Book View Café welcomes Jay Caselberg as its newest member. Caselberg is an Australian author currently based in Germany. When not writing, he can be found in various countries around the world for his dayjob. His four volume future noir series appeared from Roc Books, but he also has many short fiction appearances in venues such as Interzone, Aurealis, The Third Alternative, Polyphony, Electric Velocipede and many others. He is more inclined to depict himself as a short fiction writer who just happens to write novels.
For his debut, Caselberg is offering chapter one from his novel Binary. Watch for subsequent chapters from Caselberg on Wednesdays at http://www.bookviewcafe.com.
Visit Caselberg’s bookshelf at BookViewCafe.com at http://www.bookviewcafe.com/index.php/Jay-Caselberg/ where you can also find his short story “The Cabinet,” and his novelette “Iridescence.”
BookViewCafe.com Welcomes Jay Caselberg
On Wednesday, March 24th, Book View Café welcomes Jay Caselberg as its newest member. Caselberg is an Australian author currently based in Germany. When not writing, he can be found in various countries around the world for his dayjob. His four volume future noir series appeared from Roc Books, but he also has many short fiction appearances in venues such as Interzone, Aurealis, The Third Alternative, Polyphony, Electric Velocipede and many others. He is more inclined to depict himself as a short fiction writer who just happens to write novels.
For his debut, Caselberg is offering chapter one from his novel Binary. Watch for subsequent chapters from Caselberg on Wednesdays at http://www.bookviewcafe.com.
Visit Caselberg’s bookshelf at BookViewCafe.com at http://www.bookviewcafe.com/index.php/Jay-Caselberg/ where you can also find his short story “The Cabinet,” and his novelette “Iridescence.”
