Jeanne-Marie Fleming is a recent MFA graduate of Sarah Lawrence College. Her novel in progress, Unfinished Canvas, explores the intersection of grief and art. She is a teacher, an editor, a mother, and an advocate for incarcerated citizens and individuals who struggle with mental illness. She writes fiction and nonfiction. Her curiosity about family bonds and the threads sewn from one generation to the next is evident in her work. She is a frequent performer at spoken word events.

Publications

Couldn’t Keep Her

Mom Egg Review
February 13, 2024

“My husband leaned against the door frame, hung his head and told our son, Colin, “Mommy is mean; she doesn’t like dogs.”

Messy Table, Muted Colors

Writers Read
May 2023

This recorded live show at City Winery NYC on Mother's Day weekend features personal 5-minute stories about mothers, mothering, and motherhood.

End of August

Black Fork Review
Spring 2023

“Rough hands grab under Alison's armpits and lift her to her feet. The lights on the triangle arches are haloed by misty pools of green air. She can't make her feet work. “  

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