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See Jane Write is a website and membership community for women who write and blog founded by Javacia Harris Bowser. Through the See Jane Write Collective, you can get access to exclusive content, workshops, and virtual group coaching sessions. On the See Jane Write blog, you’ll find how-to posts and personal stories meant to educate and inspire.

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See Jane Write founder Javacia Harris Bowser is available for coaching and consultations, speaking engagements, and freelance writing gigs.

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Founded by Javacia Harris Bowser, See Jane Write began as a Birmingham-based membership organization for women who write and blog. Today it is a website and community for women everywhere. We believe that all women have a story worth sharing and we want to help you find the creativity, confidence, consistency and community you need to finally share yours. If you’re ready to use your words and your story to make an impact and an income, you’re in the right place.

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Hi, I’m Javacia!

Hi, I’m Javacia Harris Bowser, the founder and editor of See Jane Write. No, my name is not Jane. And See Jane Write isn’t all about me. It’s about you and other women who want to be the authors of their own lives, women who want to write and live a life worth writing about. I’m a blogger, a full-time freelance writer and an award-winning columnist. I’m living my writing dreams and I want to help you do the same.

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  • “There have been so many things I’ve wanted in my life but never attained because I didn’t have a plan. And really, I didn’t know HOW to plan. As a result of lacking goal-setting skills, I lacked confidence. Since becoming a member of See Jane Write I’ve learned how to envision, realistically set goals and pursue my passions. See Jane Write will empower you by giving you useful information that will yield success!”

    — Kwoya Fagin Maples, author of MEND and finalist for the AWP’s Donald Hall Prize for Poetry

  • “I would say the fact that I wrote my book, Fat Girl Power is a miracle except with the tools I learned from Javacia and See Jane Write, it never seemed impossible. I used the planning tools to achieve step-by-step goals and got closer and closer to seeing my dream come to fruition, and then it did! My book launch party was one of the happiest days of my life, and I have Javacia and See Jane Write to thank for it!”

    — Jennifer King, blogger at StellarFashionandFitness.com and author of Fat Girl Power: How I Built Confidence Through Body Positivity, Fashion and Fitness

  • “When I joined See Jane Write, I knew if I wanted to write I needed like-minded friends to keep me writing, friends who understood the terror of an empty page and banged their heads on the desk at times in frustration. But I needed a community who cared for me as a person. Writing can be a lonely, soul-killing gig, and literary success an impossible dream. But See Jane Write makes all of that okay. It takes an impossible dream and turns it into real life.”

    — Leslie L. Golden, blogger at The Istoriaphile’s Corner and author of Seasons Suite

  • “To hold my dream in my hands and know it was birthed through my literary midwives means that this book is priceless to me. Javacia and See Jane Write have been a safe place for me to grow with other women writers through workshops, critique sessions, and group discussions. I am so grateful for my tribe!”

    — C.J. Wade, author of The Morning After

  • “The things I’ve learned in See Jane Write have literally changed my life. For instance, aside from figuring out how to blog and doing that for 9 years, I would have never even dreamed of self-publishing a book without going to an SJW event and hearing a member talk about her experience with self-publishing. I would have never felt confident enough to overcome my fear of public speaking without Javacia’s tips and tricks. And I wouldn’t have met people whom I now consider good, lifelong friends.”

    — Audrey Atkins, freelance writer, blogger at FolkwaysNowadays.com, and author of They Call Me Orange Juice

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I had the chance to be a part of something special I had the chance to be a part of something special today that I’m excited to share with you soon. In the meantime, head to the link in my bio to sign up for the Confident Writer Challenge. This is about to be the best See Jane Write Challenge yet!
In honor of #NationalGrammarDay, let’s throw bac In honor of #NationalGrammarDay, let’s throw back to this photo, which was one of my most popular pics from 2020. 

Last year, for the first time, I hosted a grammar workshop and of all the webinars I’ve ever done this one was the most well attended. I couldn’t believe it! For years, I resisted the idea of a grammar workshop, convinced that no one else would want to nerd out with me over commas, capitalization and subject/verb agreement. But I sure was wrong!

The moral of the story— find your people. The success of last year’s grammar workshop (and the popularity of this picture last year) showed up that I have found mine. 

Finding a writing community is one of the many topics I will be covering in the Confident Writer challenge, which starts Monday, March 8. Head to the link in my bio to learn more and sign up. #tbt #throwbackthursday
Here's a fun journal prompt for you: Make a list o Here's a fun journal prompt for you: Make a list of 100 things you love about yourself. 

You read that right. Not 10 things -- ONE HUNDRED things. Trust your dopeness and believe that there are 100 things about you worth celebrating. (Actually, I'm sure there's much more, but... baby steps.)

Consider this exercise a warmup for The Confident Writer Challenge which kicks off on March 8. This free 7-day challenge is designed to boost your writing confidence by helping you get clear on who you are and what you want, develop a writing practice, and find a writing community. You’ll even have an opportunity to get feedback on your work.

Head to the link in my bio to learn more and sign up.

👇🏾In the comments, share 3 things from your list. 

📷: @megtsang
INTRODUCING THE CONFIDENT WRITER CHALLENGE! At the INTRODUCING THE CONFIDENT WRITER CHALLENGE! At the start of the year, I sent an email to the See Jane Write community asking this: “What is the #1 obstacle holding you back from achieving or going after your writing goals?” I received a flood of responses and nearly every reply said the same thing: FEAR. 

Here’s the thing — there’s nothing that I can say or do that will make your fear disappear. But what I can do is give you the tools to help you build your confidence so that you can — as the saying goes — feel the fear and do it anyway. I want to help you build the courage to do it afraid. 

That’s why I’m hosting the Confident Writer Challenge, March 8-14. This challenge is designed to help you get clear on who you are and what you want, develop a writing practice, and find a writing community. You’ll even have an opportunity to get feedback on your work. 

Are you ready? Head to the link in my bio to sign up! // 📷: @megtsang
🎶 It’s tha 1st of tha month! 🎶 (In my Bone 🎶 It’s tha 1st of tha month! 🎶
(In my Bone Thugs-n-Harmony voice)

That means it’s time to set some monthly goals! 

Here are my goals for March:
- Invite 200 women to join the See Jane Write Collective.
- Exercise for at least 30 minutes every day in March.
- Write or revise 2,000 words of my book each day in March.
- Host The Confident Writer Challenge. (Head to the link in my bio to sign up.) 
👇🏾Share your March goals in the comments. Or if you’re having trouble setting your goals for the month, join me today at noon CT for a goal-setting session.
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