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Jeanne Jones

Jeanne Jones’s fiction has appeared in Abundant Grace: Fiction by D.C. Area Women and online at American Short Fiction, Barrelhouse, and the EEEL, among other publications. She is a recent graduate of Johns Hopkins University Masters of Arts in Writing Program, where she won the 2015-2016 Outstanding Fiction Student award. She currently lives in Hyattsville, Maryland, with her husband and two children and works as a creative writing instructor for K-12 students and others in the Washington Metropolitan area.

Stories in Smokelong Quarterly

Story: Txaj – A Prayer
Interview: Smoke and Mirrors: An Interview with Jeanne Jones

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The SmokeLong Grand Micro Contest

Deadline November 15th!

The SmokeLong Grand Micro Contest (The Mikey) is now an annual competition celebrating and compensating the best micro fiction and nonfiction online.

The grand prize winner of The Mikey is automatically nominated for Best Small Fictions and any other prize we deem appropriate. In addition, we will pay the grand prize winner $1000. Second place: $500. Third place $300. Finalists: $100. All finalists and placers will be published in the December ’25 issue of SmokeLong.

Previously published as well as previously unpublished work will be considered.

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