SmokeLong Quarterly

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SmokeLong Quarterly

June 15, 2005 issue
Editor Dave Clapper, Randall Brown, Matt Bell
Katrina Denza, Thomas White
rotating guest editor
Categories fiction, flash fiction
Frequency Online (quarterly) Print (annual)
Unpaid Circulation 196,459 page views/issue
(as of issue 15)
First Issue September 15, 2003
Country Flag of United States United States
Language American English
Website smokelong.com
ISSN unknown

SmokeLong Quarterly is a quarterly online literary magazine which publishes flash fiction and interviews with its authors. Its first issue was published on September 15, 2003. Authors published in SmokeLong range from well-known writers like Stuart Dybek and Steve Almond to writers being published for the first time. It also publishes, on an annual basis, a print anthology of all the material that has appeared in the previous year.

Stories originally published in SmokeLong have been reprinted in several anthologies and collections, including Things Kept, Things Left Behind (ISBN 0877459916) by Jim Tomlinson, Reverse Negative (ISBN 0977616282) by Nathan Leslie, and Brevity & Echo: An Anthology of Short Short Stories (ISBN 0978984803) edited by Abigail Beckel and Kathleen Rooney.

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