the author
Jess Moleman (1981, Utrecht) is a novelist and citizen-reporter. In secondary school he developed a liking for the written word. Aged nineteen he finished his first manuscript which was dutifully rejected by both publishers and everybody else who laid eyes on it.
At twenty-one Jess gave up university and started a prolonged journey around the world. Right now he resides in Madrid (Spain) where he listens to Echo and the Bunnymen and lives a quiet and withdrawn life.
Jess’s goal in life is to get a Wikipedia entry in all the native languages of the girls he dated. These include, by his own accord, Quechua, Euskara and Awa-Cuaiquer, a language spoken in a remote area of Columbia by not more than 21,000 people.
Like most of his work, Jess is fueled by whisky and coffee. For a comet appears he used his own international experiences and anecdotes typical for 21st century northeners, which he heard from the people he met on his journeys.
More about Jess Moleman
- Jess Moleman on AuthorsDen, “where author’s and readers come together”.
- Novel ideas about Self Publishing, an account of Jess’s experiences on Shared-Self-Publishing.com.
- A Comet Appears on Squidoo, a page with music and literature similar to the novel.
Other works
Interested in my work? Check out my Scribd profile to read amongst others the following short stories:
- The One to Make a Coffee ( Scribd / download PDF )
Romance on a rainy day. - Piso Diez ( Scribd / download PDF )
Horror and death in Lima.
Connect with me
To contact me, please write an Email to info [at] jessmoleman [dot] com.
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