Jax Goss

Jax Goss is an editor and writer. She is a wandering South African who seems to have settled in New Zealand. She lives in Dunedin, for the moment. She is currently employed full time as the mother of a very small human, and writes and edits on the side. She expects this situation to stay the same for a while, but she has long ago learnt that nothing ever goes the way she expects.

She won a Highly Commended Prize in the Commonwealth Short Story Writing Competition for her short story Icarus in 2011. She has a book of short stories called The Edge of the Map, and has edited two anthologies for Solarwyrm Press: Allusions of Innocence, and Fae Fatales. She was also published in Idol Meanderings (ed. Sophie Child), and Amok (ed. Dominica Malcolm).