“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
