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(b.ay Stringer was born in Walsall, West Midlands. He would like everyone to know hes not dead yet. He is a Hi-Tech Low-Life, who currently lives in Glasgow.
He has worked in the usual variety of jobs that leads to becoming a writer, including spells as a Zoo Keeper, Bookseller and Call Centre Lackey.
His work is a mixture of urban crime, mystery and social fiction, for which he coined the phrase social pulp fiction.
In another life he may have been a journalist, but people tell you more secrets if you talk to them as a crime writer.
Jay is dyslexic, and comes to the printed word as a second language. One day he hopes to master it. But he also likes to call himself Chief and El Jefe, so make of that what you will.
His first novel, Old Gold, was released by Thomas & mercer in 2012, and the follow-up, Runaway Town, was released in 2013. The third book in the Eoin Miller trilogy, Lost City, will be released January 2014, and Jay is currently working on his next project.
You can catch him on Twitter.
Genres: Mystery
Series
Novels
Collections
Terminal Damage (2010) (with Joelle Charbonneau, John McFetridge, Russel D McLean, Scott Parker, Bryon Quertermous, Steve Weddle and Dave White)
Collateral Damage (2011) (with Joelle Charbonneau, John McFetridge, Russel D McLean, Scott Parker, Sandra Ruttan, Steve Weddle and Dave White)
The Goldfish Heist And Other Stories (2012)
Collateral Damage (2011) (with Joelle Charbonneau, John McFetridge, Russel D McLean, Scott Parker, Sandra Ruttan, Steve Weddle and Dave White)
The Goldfish Heist And Other Stories (2012)
Anthologies edited
Awards
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Jay Stringer recommends
Koreatown Blues (2016)
Mark Rogers
"Mark Rogers delivers a genuinely fresh take on a modern crime novel. It’s fast and witty, with an eye for character and pacing that reads like early Charlie Huston."
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