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“My River” published in SLWG 2025 Anthology

jansmatters.com, February 17, 2025February 17, 2025

My essay entitled “My River” is included in the 2025 St. Louis Writer’s Guild Anthology, launched today Feb 14, 2025. Links to eBook and paperback below. All proceeds support the good efforts of the Guild.

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