~ Jill Jepson ~

Welcome to JillJepson.com. Here you will find links to my fiction and creative nonfiction, and information about my book, Writing as a Sacred Path.

What people are saying about Writing as a Sacred Path.

“Jill Jepson is a potent muse, a trailblazer who writes with passion and authenticity. She calls us to our deepest selves.” —Julia Cameron, author of The Artist’s Way

“Jill Jepson is deeply skillful. She also happens to be fearless and compassionate. One can ask for no more from a teacher.” — Geri Larkin, author of Stumbling Toward Enlightenment

Buy Writing as a Sacred Path.

Explore my short stories and creative nonfiction.

  • Tracks in Gordon Square Review (creative nonfiction)
  • We Paint the Walls Red in 433 (flash creative nonfiction)
  • Jellies in The Fiction Pool (fiction)
  • Birds in 7th Circle Pyrite (flash fiction)
  • After Ian in Bewildering Stories (fiction)
  • Screw, Button, Potato in Adelaide Literary Magazine(creative nonfiction)
  • The Precinct in Tales from the Moonlit Path (fiction)
  • A White Dog with Grass-Green Eyes in The Headlight Review (fiction)
  • The Drowning Time in The Writing Disorder (fiction)
  • The Ones who Go In in Darkfire Fiction (fiction)
  • Beings with Feathers in The Corvus Review (fiction)
  • Arrows in Across the Margin (fiction)
  • The Waves in Academy of the Heart and Mind (creative nonfiction)
  • Grandpa John Kills Himself in Graceada Park in The Wise Owl (creative nonfiction)
  • A Wedge-Shaped Core in Schuylkill Valley Journal (creative nonfiction)
  • My Word in Teach. Write. (creative nonfiction)
  • Cowbird in The Literary Hatchett (fiction)
  • The God of Trout in The Woven Tale Press (fiction)
  • Jellies in The Fiction Pool (fiction)
  • Donovan’s Whale in Front Porch Journal (fiction)
  • My One True Talent in Easy Street (fiction)
  • Balloons the Color of Sky in Avalon Review (fiction)
  • Manzanita in Amarillo Bay (fiction)
  • A Circle of Friends in Under the Gum Tree (creative nonfiction)
  • Subjunctive Mood in Broad River Review (creative nonfiction)
  • Brother in Right Hand Pointing (flash fiction)