Julie Gammack and Guests
by Julie GammackJulie Gammack and Guests
About the Substack
If Iowa had a group chat, this would be it.
Hosted by Julie Gammack, this Substack blends independent journalism, lively opinion, and unexpected voices from across the state. Think potluck, but with more insight and fewer Crock-Pots.
Free Subscription Benefits
- All Columns and Posts. Comments welcome. Join our Monday Zoom call.
Paid Subcription Benefits
- Inclusion in real-time gatherings for paid subscribers all over the state.
- Monthly participation in the Iowa Writers' Collaborative Office Lounge, held the last Friday of the month. Meet other members of the Iowa Writers' Collaborative.
- Fun times. You'll be invited to the annual holiday party - we are party animals. AND, the satisfaction that you are part of the solution to providing local commentary.
Paid Subscription Plans
- $8 a month
- $80 a year
About Julie Gammack
Grabbing every second I can to provide fuel to individuals to tell their stories—Check out The Okoboji Writers’ and Songwriters’ Retreat, AND the Iowa Writers’ Collaborative managing editor. Glad to 'meet' you.
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