JessHartley
All Around Wordsmith

Date of Birth

December 10, 1967 (45)

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Bisbee

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Arizona

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85603

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USA

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About Me

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For the last ten years, Jess Hartley has worked as a freelance writer, editor and developer, predominantly in the roleplaying game industry.
Jess started working with White Wolf in 2003, when she penned the Exalted novel, “In Northern Twilight". Since then, she has written content for Skinchangers, Reliquary (which she also developed), Midnight Roads and Innocents from the World of Darkness core game line, The Beast That Hunts The Blood (Nosferatu Clanbook) for Vampire: The Masquerade, Free Council, Silver Ladder and Mysterium for Mage: The Awakening, all four of the Promethean: The Created supplements (Pandora’s Book, Strange Alchemies, Magnum Opus and Saturnine Night), “Predators” for Werewolf: The Forsaken and “The Compass of the Celestial Directions 1: The Blessed Isle” for Exalted Second Edition. She’s also contributed to the Scion line (Scion: Demigod and Scion: God,) and was part of the core team that created Changeling: The Lost and Hunter: The Vigil, working on both the core rule books, as well as several supplements for each of the lines.
One of Jess’ latest projects has been helping create Geist: The Sineaters, White Wolf’s newest game line, which debuted in August of 2009, as well as multiple electronic projects such as Collection of Horrors, Ready-Made Changeling Characters, and The Rose-Bride’s Plight, a Changeling: The Lost Storyteller Adventure System .pdf product, which was nominated for an ENnie for Best Adventure.
A life-long native of the Pacific Northwest, she’s recently found herself transplanted to the wilds of Southeastern Arizona, where she dwells with her husband and daughter and a menagerie of other interesting creatures. She’s an active member of The Camarilla and the Society for Creative Anachronism, and participates in a plethora of other strange and curious hobbies and pastimes which often make her neighbors and acquaintances scratch their heads in confusion.
More information about Jess can be found through her website at www.jesshartley.com, and questions or inquiries can be addressed to “jess@jesshartley.com”.