"God wove a web of loveliness, of clouds and stars and birds, but made not anything at all so beautiful as words."
–Anna Hempstead Branch
As you've no doubt looked over this website, perused the pictures and read the words, you've probably come to realize that I'm a writer. What is in a person that classifies himself as a writer? It's someone who can not stop writing, can not forego writing, cannot not write.
Since I was a child, I've written. Short stories, poems, letters, descriptions: I've painted with words. It's all part of this making thing. While the knife maker creates knives with steel and wood and stone and leathers, the writer creates entire universes with only words. When my grandchildren ask me what is the most important subject to master in school, I tell them it's English. If they can't effectively communicate, all the other subjects won't matter. Please take a moment to think about that with your own family.
I've got several works in the mill. Imaginary Spaces is a novel that I wrote in the late 1990s, and is complete, but unpublished. I'm writing a novel titled The Knife Maker, and I'm working on a book on modern knives and the modern artist and craftsman. At the time I'm writing this, I'm very excited about the future, as I'm completing my website rebuild that took over two years and consumed nearly all of my writing time. The daily hours that I've spent on that will be redirected toward my nonfiction and fiction works.
I’m currently seeking a new literary agent, as my previous agent retired. If you are or know a literary agent interested in the field of fine knives, the internet artist, conceptual physics, and action-adventure thrillers with geo-political overtones, please do contact me.
I would be honored if you take a few moments and read some excerpts from my current works:
| Main | Purchase | Tactical | Specific Types | Technical | Miscellaneous |
| Home Page | Where's My Knife, Jay? | Current Tactical Knives for Sale | The Awe of the Blade | Modern Knifemaking Technology | My Photography |
| The Finest Knives and You | Current Knives for Sale | Tactical, Combat Knife Portal | Museum Pieces | Knife Anatomy | Photographic Services |
| Featured Knives: Page One | Collaborative Knives for Sale | All Tactical, Combat Knives | Investment, Collector's Knives | Knife Patterns | Photographic Images |
| Featured Knives: Page Two | How To Order | Professional, Military Commemoratives | Daggers | Knife Pattern Alphabetic List | |
| Featured Knives: Page Three | Purchase Finished Knives | USAF Pararescue Knives | Swords | New Materials | |
| Featured Knives: Older/Early | Purchase Custom Knives | USAF Pararescue "PJ- Light" | Folding Knives | Factory vs. Handmade Knives | My Writing |
| Email Jay Fisher | Custom Knife Design Fee | 27th Air Force Special Operations | Chef's Knives | Six Distinctions of Fine Knives | First Novel |
| Contact, Locate Jay Fisher | My Knife Prices | Khukris: Combat, Survival, Art | Hunting Knives | Business of Knifemaking | Second Novel |
| FAQs | Delivery Times | The Best Combat Locking Sheath | Working Knives | Jay's Internet Stats | Knife Book |
| Current, Recent Works, Events | Knife Sales Policy | Grip Styles, Hand Sizing | Khukris | Custom Knife Blades | |
| Client's News and Info | My Shipping Method | Tactical Knife Sheath Accessories | Serrations | ||
| Who Is Jay Fisher? | Military Knife Care | Handles, Bolsters, Guards | Links | ||
| Top 21 Reasons to Buy | Serrations | Knife Handles: Gemstone | Site Table of Contents | ||
| Collaborative Knives | Concealed Carry and Knives | Gemstone Alphabetic List | |||
| James Beauchamp Collaboratives | Knife Handles: Woods | ||||
| Rusty Russom Collaboratives | Knife Handles: Horn, Bone, Ivory | ||||
| Jay's Family | Knife Handles: Manmade Materials | ||||
| What I Do And Don't Do | Knife Sheaths | ||||
| CD ROM Archive | Knife Stands and Cases | ||||
| Jay's Knifemaking History | Knife Embellishment | ||||
| Publications, Publicity | Knife Maker's Marks | ||||
| Letters and Emails | How to Care for Custom Knives | ||||
| Funny Letters and Emails, Pg. 1 | Knife Making Instruction | ||||
| Funny Letters and Emails, Pg. 2 | Larger Monitors and Knife Photos | ||||
| Funny Letters and Emails, Pg. 3 | Copyright and Knives | ||||
| Funny Letters and Emails, Pg. 4 |