Jay Caselberg (born 1958) is an Australian

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writer. He has also used the name 'James Hartley' for some of his short fiction. His four novels to date are the ''Jack Stein'' series, comprising ''Wyrmhole'', ''Metal Sky'', ''The Star Tablet'' and ''Wall of Mirrors'', published 2003-2006 by

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.http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/caselberg_jay Encyclopaedia of Science Fiction Subsequent works appeared mostly in the

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, comprising "Empties", "The Jackal Dreaming" as J.A Caselberg, "The Memory Box" and "Breath" as Jackson Creed.

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{{DEFAULTSORT:Caselberg, Jay Living people 21st-century Australian novelists Australian male novelists Australian male short story writers University of Wollongong alumni 1958 births 21st-century Australian short story writers 21st-century Australian male writers