JENNIFER FLISS / WRITER
select writing.
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short stories.
Ijo De Ken Sos Tu?
Wilted Pages - 2023
Woman Comma Witch
Gone Lawn - October 2023
Velvet,
Exposition Review - April 2023 (winner of Flash 405 contest)
7x7 L.A. - August 2022
The Hunger - May 2021
perhappened mag - December 2020
Duende - October 2018
Storychord - October 2017
Hobart - September 2017
translated into Italian for Edizioni Black Coffee - October 2017
Notice of Proposed Land Use Action,
Pacifica Literary Review - November 2016
Fiction Southeast - November 2016 (winner of Hell's Belle's Prize)
nonfiction + essays.
creative nonfiction.
Hunger Mountain - August 2022
Variant Lit - May 2022
The Normal School - March 2022
Barren Magazine - May 2020
Atlas & Alice - September 2019
When Do I Tell My Partner About My Past Trauma?,
The Washington Post - August 2019
An American Shopping Cart,
museum of americana - October 2017
The Rumpus - July 2016
The Day I Told My Father to Shoot Himself,
Narratively - April 2016
as No Loss of Life, Memoir Magazine
author interviews.
The Horses are the Main Point, with Jess Bowers, author of Horse Show,
Whale Road Review - June 2024
Very Normal Characters, with Josh Denslow, author of Super Normal,
Split Lip - May 2024
Pregnancy as a Haunted House, with Claire Beams,, author of The Garden,
The Rumpus - April 2024
All Storytelling is Nonbinary, with Jennifer Savran Kelly,
author of Endpapers
The Rumpus - February 2023
The Crowtaganist at the End of the World, with Kira Jane Buxton, author of Hollow Kingdom
The Rumpus - August 2019
Finding Home in a Cult's Aftermath, with Ronit Plank,
author of When She Comes Back
The Rumpus - May 2021
on food + drink.
The One Thing I Knew I Would Bake With My Daughter,
The Kitchn - October 2016
The Citron Review - October 2016
The Kitchn - May 2016
on parenting.
Having One Child Makes Me a Better Mother,
Ravishly - March 2017
Parks and Points - January 2017
Navigating the Sleep-Deprived World of Toddler Parenthood,
The Washington Post - June 2016
Just Because it Sparkles, Doesn't Mean it's Anti-Feminist,
Ravishly - June 2016