Jesse Jordan is a writer whose work has appeared in FreightTrain, Bluelit, Annalemma, Ghost Factory and The Panic Diaries (Ulysses Press, 2004); as well as in Hair Trigger 26, where it received the David Friedman Memorial Prize. He’s a good cook and an average lover. When he was a child he wanted to grow up to be Mike Tyson. He’s just completed his first novel, The Detective, and for a time he worked as a high end olive oil salesman. He has somewhat simian features and curses at highly innapropriatre times. Sorry.