Jennifer Marie Donahue’s writing appears or is forthcoming at Catapult, Grist: A Journal of the Literary Arts, Yalobusha Review, Flyway: Journal of Writing and Environment, JMWW, The Rumpus, So to Speak!, Pangyrus, Necessary Fiction, Neon, Literary Orphans, Corium Magazine, The Northville Review, and Nailed Magazine. Her writing has been named a finalist for the Barry Hannah Fiction Prize and the So to Speak! Nonfiction Prize. She has attended workshops at Tin House, Sirenland, The Squaw Valley Community of Writers, Wishing Stone, and has been awarded merit scholarships from the Martha’s Vineyard Institute of Creative Writing and from Grub Street for the year-long Short Story Incubator program focused on learning the craft of revision. A native of Virginia, she currently lives in Massachusetts.
