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Reflections on Jane as she weaves through her second decade [cross-posting from Jane’s Stories]

from See Jane Write!

Reflections on Jane as she weaves through her second decade

by Tamara Kaye Sellman

I had the great pleasure of meeting up with some fine women writers I haven’t seen in a good long while at the recent AWP conference in Chicago. I was there to present on Internet metrics and small press publishing for the CLMP, but happily sat at the JSPF table at the bookfair to show my support.

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Please consider joining this earnest and vital grassroots organization of women writers nationwide. They exist to see voices into print which don’t always get the attention they deserve: all women, certainly, but especially younger women, women over 50 and women of color. What started out as a safe place for women to meet and to discuss their writing back in 1998 has since become a spunky, service-oriented community with circles in Asheville NC, the Chicagoland area and St. Augustine. I hope to start up a PacNW circle in the future, so if you’re interested in helping to put a Jane group together in the Puget Sound area, please let both me and president Glenda Bailey-Mershon know!