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Torque Control — ... Jetsie de Vries is resigning as co-editor of Interzone: “I am unhappy with the direction and tone the fiction in Interzone will be taking.” ...

Jetse de Vries Resigns From Interzone
Gareth L Powell - science fiction writer — I'm sorry to hear that Jetse de Vries is resigning as co-editor of Interzone due to "musical differences". It was Jetse who picked my short story " ...

Jetse de Vries Resigning from Interzone
Big Dumb Object — ... Anyway, he's resigning: After four-and-a-half years, I am resigning as an Interzone co-editor. I do not take this decision lightly, but it is what I feel I must do. The reason is simple: like a rock band where one musician quits because ...

You May Have Missed... Links 03/09/08
SF Diplomat — ... Jetse de Vries has parted company with Interzone citing creative differences over the direction that the magazine is taking.  So that's what... 2 reviews editors and a co-editor in just over a year? ...

SF Tidbits for 9/4/08
SF Signal — ... by John Picacio). Jeff Carlson's Plague Year gets a nice cover for the Spanish version...and also a way-cool website. The Neal Stephenson hype machine continues with this new Anathem video. Robert J. Sawyer rounds up links of himself talking about sf. @The Bilerico Project: Transgender Themes in Science Fiction by Cheryl Morgan . Jetse de Vries resigns from Interzone. Interzone clarifies. Jason ...

You May Have Missed... Links 04/09/08
SF Diplomat — ... While there's some other stuff in there, today should be known as 'ugly politics day' as the first two links are really quite depressing, but we end on a high note with one of the more interesting pieces 've read in the last few weeks.  Hurrah! The resignation of Jetse de Vries prompts a response by Andy Cox from Interzone.  In an attempt to silence speculation they're denying that Interzone is planning any kind of change in direction, thereby suggesting that Jetse was somehow deluded or ...

Jetse de Vries Steps Down
Pyr-o-mania — ... Citing what amounts to "creative differences," co-editor Jetse de Vries resigns from Interzone. Jetse is an amazing guy, one who has worked very hard in the cause of good short fiction, and I'm sorry to see him step down. I hope that he emerges somewhere else SOON, because I would hate for our field to have lost his valuable input.