Jay Lake lives in Portland, Oregon, where he works on numerous writing and
editing projects. His 2007 novels are _Trial of Flowers_ from Night Shade Books
and _Mainspring_ from Tor Books, with sequels to both books in 2008.
Jay Lake lives in Portland, Oregon, where he works on numerous writing and
editing projects. His 2007 novels are _Trial of Flowers_ from Night Shade Books
and _Mainspring_ from Tor Books, with sequels to both books in 2008.
Jay is the
winner of the 2004 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, and a multiple
nominee for the Hugo and World Fantasy Awards. Jay can be reached through his
blog at jaylake.livejournal.com.
Recently published -
| Day | Time | Title | Description | Participants |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sat | 1000 | Kaffeeklatsche | Jay LAKE | |
| Sat | 1100 | Readings | Jay LAKE | |
| Sat | 1200 | Meet the John W. Campbell Award Finalists for Best New Writer | A discussion of how the finalists for the John W. Campbell award made their professional debuts. What kind of backgrounds do they have? Where did they submit work? To what do they attribute their success? | Jay LAKE, John A DAVIS, Lawrence M. SCHOEN, Naomi NOVIK |
| Sat | 1400 | Making Writing More Vivid and Memorable | How can a writer make their story particularly vivid or memorable? Show, don't tell? How else do writers bring their writing to life? Why do some passages stay with us after the book is done, but others are gone a month later. Panelists are welcome to bring their favorite passages. | Alma ALEXANDER, Jean LORRAH, Kirsten (KJ) BISHOP, Jay LAKE |