Jan Krause Greene hates writing her own bio, but she wants you to know she believes love will be the real revolution, and the human heart can expand until it holds love for the whole world.

She can’t carry a tune and her dancing occasionally embarrasses her children. She likes to think that there is still time for her to become a star of musical theater, a senator, and a neuroscientist. Meanwhile, she writes fiction and poetry.
While raising 5 sons, her professions ran the gamut from teacher to laundress for hire, to executive director of a non-profit. For over ten years her weekly newspaper column, Homefront, chronicled her life as a mother, teacher, and writer. But that was a long time ago. She is a grandmother of eight now.

Other works - Fiction:

I Call Myself Earth Girl (2013)

Betty's Brain Short Story in Writing Fire: An Anthology Celebrating the Power of Women's Words

Non Fiction: Left for Dead: From Surviving to Thriving  (2020)

Contributor/editor to 45 Magazine: Women's Literary Journal