Jennifer Skogen

@jenniferskogen.bsky.social

I'm a speculative fiction writer and poet who sometimes goes for long walks in pretty places. Stories in Lady Churchill’s Rosebud Wristlet, Orion’s Belt, Factor Four, Luna Station Quarterly, and others. Associate Editor for Haven Spec Magazine.

Thrilled to share my dark fairy tale retelling now that it is finally spooky season! And what a great issue!

Perseid Prophecies@perseidprophecies.bsky.social · last wk.

Issue 11 brings thrills & chills for your spooky season! Raye’s Rant - Demolishing Old Records Fiction - Welcome to the Neighborhood! by @jenniferskogen.bsky.social - The After Question by @mathewalfes - Balsam Fir by @tallhillking.bsky.social - The Ontology of Ovens by Bill Purnell 1/3

This is my very professional post promoting the very professional giveaway for my real book for adults about a deranged dragon whose heads can’t stop arguing with each other. Damn it, I was almost normal for a whole sentence. Anyway! Here is a giveaway!

Book giveaway for The Dragon Has Some Complaints by John Wiswell May 08-Jun 07, 2026

Enter to win one of 15 free copies available. Giveaway dates from May 08-Jun 07, 2026. We’re giving away 15 advanced copies of this heartfelt & cozy fant...

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We're thrilled to see Ash Ellithorne's story, "We Die With the Snowfall," highlighted by Reactor. The story is free to read, so go check it out now! magazine.trollbreath.com/we-die-with-... @aimeecozza.com Your art got kudos, too (it made for a stunning cover). reactormag.com/must-read-sh...

Must Read Short Speculative Fiction: March 2026 - Reactor

This month's stories focus on unstoppable disasters and satisfying revenge...

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I've got a new story online now at @talesfeathers.bsky.social! After a couple of bleak and gruesome publications in a row from me, this one is the opposite, probably the sweetest thing I will ever write: a tender little sapphic love story set in a world where poetry is (literally) magic 🌳 🐸 ☀️ 🌊

The Trees and the Frogs and the Sun on the Water by M. R. Robinson

After nine years married to a poet—ten come midsummer—Rosemarie can translate every noise. The sound of poetry being born makes her feel warm, like a crackling fire on a winter night.

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My story is free to read today! This one features a French Bulldog puppy who is a very good girl (oh, and witchy stuff)!

Trollbreath Magazine@trollbreathmag.bsky.social · 6mo ago

Welcome to another Free Fiction Friday! Today we have "Inheritence," by @jenniferskogen.bsky.social, a story about what we owe our parents and what they owe us. Familial expectation can be more than a weight that drags us down. It can be far darker indeed. magazine.trollbreath.com/inheritance/