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The Publishing Spectrum

Amanda N. Bray, Jen Zug, SuddenlyJamie, Hanna Keiner (she/her), Shaun Chavis
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For Substack writers ready to stop treating their newsletter like a place to post and start tending it as a living publication — with editorial perspective, reader-aware frameworks, data tools and a craft-forward community for building work that lasts.

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  • Amanda N. Bray

    Publishing advisor, longtime editor, autistic. Nearly 2 decades helping messages travel — for authors, founders & publications with thousands of readers. Here, I guide writers through writing, Substack & creative discovery. Calendly \ud83d\udd17 to meet 1:1.

  • Jen Zug

    I’m a GenX parent to young adults, married 25 years, and a grant writer by day. Substack is my side hustle. So is my parenting memoir-in-progress. Currently in my ADHD perimenopausal foggy era, so everything’s totally fine and I’m a goddamn delight.

  • SuddenlyJamie

    Chickened out of art school, lived decades as the eldest daughter stereotype, now feeling a bit feral. Writing about growing a wild garden of a life filled with art, friends, & ordinary magic. Alternately sentimental and sassy. There will be cursing.

  • Hanna Keiner (she/her)

    Big-tech burnout recovered human turned life coach who thinks in spirals and constellations, not straight lines based in the US Pacific Northwest.

  • Shaun Chavis

    I lost half my size—now I’m trying to figure out what to wear. Together let's discover how to express who we are through style. (I'm still figuring this out!) Previously: Health magazine diet editor, Time Inc cookbook editor.

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