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Janet Hogan Chapman

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Janet Hogan Chapman was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. She has worn many professional and personal hats but throughout them all she has been a writer. She has published professional education materials, essays, poetry, novels, and a memoir. She is a founder of Southern Crescent Literature and Libations literary group, an award winning independent author, member of several professional writer’s associations and has been a featured speaker at book clubs, festivals, and other literary events. Janet holds five college degrees including a doctorate in education. She enjoys spending time with family, travel, reading, and genealogy. Her writing is inspired by real life events. As the saying goes, truth is sometimes stranger t
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Janet Hogan Chapman I don't. I can only write when the mood strikes. I read somewhere that authors may often look like they are not writing. Reading, researching, explori…moreI don't. I can only write when the mood strikes. I read somewhere that authors may often look like they are not writing. Reading, researching, exploring, and thinking through things are all important parts of the writing process for me. Sometimes my best ideas, phrases, or characters come to me when I am not at the keyboard actually writing. (less)
Janet Hogan Chapman Doing what you love is the number one reward, as well as the sense of accomplishment. Recognition is nice, as well as financial reward, but I don't wr…moreDoing what you love is the number one reward, as well as the sense of accomplishment. Recognition is nice, as well as financial reward, but I don't write for those reasons. In fact, I get very little of either!(less)
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Great turnout!

Great turnout and fun evening at Flagler Beach Front Winery for the official People Like Us book launch. Thank you Ken for being such a great host and thanks to all the readers who came out and purchased books! Thanks also to my friend Linda Chapman and my publisher Teri Berger for all your help with this event. Happy reading!

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“It must be written down, the bad and the good. The stories and tales. The tears, the terror, the ours, the theirs. It must be preserved to show that we, yes WE, not us or them, but WE can move forward together. If not, then God help us all.”
― Janet Hogan Chapman

“It must be written down, the bad and the good. The stories and tales. The tears, the terror, the ours, the theirs. It must be preserved to show that we, yes WE, not us or them, but WE can move forward together. If not, then God help us all.”
― Janet Hogan Chapman

“I spent most of my life trying to specialize myself. I went to theater school, film school, music school, mime school ... Finally, I was able to gather enough knowledge to build the confidence to create my own work, that goes utterly against the sense of specialization.”
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