Writer, photographer, and visual artist Deidre Clark is determined to make her hometown of Birmingham, Ala., a better place and she’s striving to do so in part with Kuumba Community Art, a program seeking to increase art awareness and appreciation by teaching children how to express themselves through photography and art. Earlier this summer Clark organized… Continue reading How To Take Awesome Photos With a Not-So-Awesome Camera
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See Jane Cook: Summer Panzanella
Editor’s Note: Part of our mission at See Jane Write Magazine is to help women writers and bloggers live healthy lives, thus we occasionally will share recipes for healthful, but delicious dishes. Enjoy! By Christy Turnipseed Oh the joys of summer! One thing I love about summer is the start of all the great local produce… Continue reading See Jane Cook: Summer Panzanella
The Social Network of the South
By: Javacia Harris Bowser They call it a virtual front porch for Southerners and people who love the South. In 2011 St. Simons Island, Ga., residents Cheri Leavy and Whitney Long decided to launch a Tumblr blog about the South. But with so many Southern-themed blogs out there, Leavy and Long knew they had to find… Continue reading The Social Network of the South
See Jane Blog: Avalon Jaedra of Writability
“Writing isn’t the fun little hobby people often think it is,” Avalon Jaedra writes in the first post to her blog Writability. “It’s hard work. It’s only fun about half the time and you spend the other half pulling your hair out of your head trying to fill a blank page. And it’s hard. Sticking… Continue reading See Jane Blog: Avalon Jaedra of Writability
How to Create a Home Gym On a Writer’s Budget
By: Tanya Sylvan You may be wondering, “Who is Tanya Sylvan and what business does she have telling me how to work out?” The answer is simple: none, actually. I have no credentials. In this article, I’m just sharing what works for me. I’m a road runner-turned-trail and ultra runner — I run marathons and… Continue reading How to Create a Home Gym On a Writer’s Budget
Introducing…Talk Nerdy To Me
By: Clair McLafferty When I was young, being both female and a nerd doubly complicated my life. Despite my height, my interests never involved much athletic achievement. Instead, science fiction novels, comics, LEGOs, science and math filled my days. Fortunately, my parents and some of my friends both encouraged and challenged my interests. But connecting… Continue reading Introducing…Talk Nerdy To Me