Bio

Jedediah Berry, raised in that part of New York State known as the Land of Rip Van Winkle, recently woke up in the Pioneer Valley of Massachusetts, where he works as Assistant Editor of Small Beer Press. His first novel, The Manual of Detection, is forthcoming from The Penguin Press in spring 2009.

His short story "Inheritance," originally published in Fairy Tale Review, was chosen by guest editor Richard Bausch for inclusion in Best New American Voices 2008. It also appears on the Best American Fantasy 2006 recommended reading list.

Another story, "To Measure the Earth," was published in the anthology Salon Fantastique. It appeared on Locus Magazine's 2006 recommended reading list and received an honorable mention in Year's Best Fantasy and Horror.

Bibliography

The Manual of Detection, The Penguin Press, forthcoming spring 2009.

"Minus, His Heart," Chicago Review, October 2007.

"The Other Labyrinth," The Coyote Road: Trickster Tales, Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling, eds., July 2007 (Viking/Penguin).

"Inheritance," Fairy Tale Review, Green Issue, December 2006; Best New American Voices 2008, Richard Bausch, ed., forthcoming October 2007 (Harcourt).

"To Measure the Earth," Salon Fantastique, Ellen Datlow & Terri Windling, eds., October 2006 (Thunder's Mouth).

"The Big Game," 3rd Bed #10.

"The Running of the Bulls," Red China #2.

"The Naming," Twelfth Street Review, Vol. 4, No. 1.

"Thumb War," Pindeldyboz.

"Selections from The Book of Beasts," La Petite Zine.

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