Jackie Corley ( June 7, 1982 - ) is an American author and small press publisher.

She developed Word Riot, an on-line literary magazine, in March 2002 with the help of the late Paula Anderson. The ezine is published monthly and features short stories, flash fiction, creative non-fiction, book reviews and author interviews.

Word Riot Press, an independent publishing press, evolved out of the magazine in January 2003. The press has published seven paperbacks and four chapbooks.

Corley's writing has appeared on-line at MobyLives.com ^[1], 3:AM Magazine ^[2] and SerialText and in print in BOOM! For Real (Better Non Sequitur), Consumed: Women on Excess ( So New Media) and The Flash (Social Disease).

She hosted an author showcase at the 215 Festival in Philadelphia in 2003.

Corley is represented by Blauner Books Literary Agency. She maintains a personal Web site at http://jackiecorley.wordriot.org.

• The Flash (2007) [1]
  • "Blood in Jersey," short story
• Consumed: Women on Excess (2006) [2]
  • "Lives of Quiet Desperation," short story
• BOOM! For Real (2005) [3]
  • "The Suburban Swindle," short story

• "An interview with Word Riot Publisher Jackie Corley," 52Projects.com (January 22, 2005)
• "Hungry writers bite into Big Apple," Yale Daily News (October 1, 2004)
• "Local writers to do offbeat reading hosted by teen author Ned Vizzini," The Hudson Reporter (June 10, 2004)
• "Five Minutes With Jackie Corley," Bi-Co News (April 8, 2003)
• "Red Bank site seeks to stimulate scribes," The Hub (January 24, 2003)

• Word Riot