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Hi! My name is Jennifer Bailey and I currently reside in Clifton Forge, Virginia. I am happily married to my husband and soulmate, Joseph Bailey, who some of you know from delivering your newspapers. Joe and I have three beautiful children together: Selena, Corey and Jordan, who are 20, 19 and 16, respectively.

I originally moved to Clifton Forge when I was 12, graduating from Sharon Elementary, Clifton Middle, and finally, Alleghany High School. I have known since I was 10 that I wanted to be a writer but put my dream on hold to raise my children. It was a sacrifice I will never regret making, as it enabled me to raise them hands-on and be the mother they deserved.

I began my college journey at Liberty University in February of 2018 while simultaneously homeschooling my three children. I earned my bachelor’s degree in 2020, graduating summa cum laude, before moving on to the master’s program. Then, in December 2022, I earned my MFA in creative writing, graduating with high distinction.

Aside from being a wife and mother, I am also a devout Christian. My family and I attend Solid Rock Ministries in Covington where I serve as a worship leader.

I am excited to be part of The Virginian Review team and look forward to working with the wonderful people in the community. Please feel free to contact me at 540-960-3388 with tips and/or story suggestions and I will do my best to include them.

It is my job to serve you! Thank you for allowing me to do so.

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