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Jade T. Woodridge

Jade T. Woodridge is a Washington D.C./Maryland native, currently living in Southwest Michigan. While her short fiction dabbles in various genres and styles, Science Fiction and Fantasy seem to be at the forefront. Her works can be described as emotionally driven, with the question of spirituality beneath its layers.

Jade has a BA in English Literature from Seton Hill University (2016) and a MA in Library and Information Sciences from the University of Maryland (2020). Her work has been featured in the Chiron Review, Vine Leaves Literary Journal, WitchWork, The Dead Mule School of Southern Literature, and midnight & indigo.

FICTION | SHORT STORY/Speculative issue

“The Hanging Tree”

by Jade T. Woodridge

No roads led here, this place like a scar of an old wound. No signs marked its location, no post hung with…

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