Born June 6, 1964. Addresses: Home: Portland, OR. E-mail: jlake@jlake.com.

NOVELS

• Rocket Science, Fairwood Press (Auburn, WA), 2005.
• Trial of Flowers, Night Shade Books (San Francisco, CA), 2006.
• Mainspring, Tor (New York, NY), 2007.
• Madness of Flowers, Night Shade Books (San Francisco, CA), 2007.
• Escapement (sequel to Mainspring), Tor (New York, NY), 2008.
• Green, Tor (New York, NY), 2009.

• The River Knows Its Own, Wheatland Press (Wilsonville, OR), 2000.
• Greetings from Lake Wu (stories), illustrated by Frank Wu, Wheatland Press (Wilsonville, OR), 2003.
• Green Grow the Rushes-Oh, Fairwood Press (Auburn, WA), 2004.
• American Sorrows, Wheatland Press (Wilsonville, OR), 2004.
• Dogs in the Moonlight (stories), Prime Books (Holicong, PA), 2004.

• (With Deborah Layne) Polyphony 1, Wheatland Press (Wilsonville, OR), 2002.
• (With Deborah Layne) Polyphony 2, Wheatland Press (Wilsonville, OR), 2003.
• (With David Moles) All-Star Zeppelin Adventure Stories, Wheatland Press (Wilsonville, OR), 2004.
• (With Deborah Layne) Polyphony 4, Wheatland Press (Wilsonville, OR), 2004.
• TEL: Stories, Wheatland Press (Wilsonville, OR), 2005.
• (With Deborah Layne) Polyphony 5, Wheatland Press (Wilsonville, OR), 2005.
• (With Deborah Layne) Polyphony 6, Wheatland Press (Wilsonville, OR), 2006.

Contributor to books and anthologies, including The Thackeray T. Lambshead Guide to Eccentric and Discredited Diseases, Tor (New York, NY), 2004; Leviathan 4, Ministry of Whimsy Press, 2004; The Best of Strange Horizons: Year 2, Lethe Press, 2004; The Mammoth Book of Best New Horror, Volume 15, Carroll & Graf (New York, NY), 2004; Fantasy: The Best of 2004, iBooks, 2005; Subterranean 3, Subterranean Press, 2006; and Visual Journeys: A Tribute to Space Artists, Hadley Rille Books, 2007; contributor to periodicals, including Realms of Fantasy, Irregular Quarterly, Ideomancer, Asimov's, Strange Horizons, Continuum SF, Fortean Bureau, Chiaroscuro, Apex & Abyss, Descant, Full Unit Hookup, Aeon, and Interzone, and to online publications, including Internet Review of Science Fiction; maintains a blog. A number of Lake's short works have been translated into other languages, including Greek, Polish, and Swedish.