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Creator of the Mentalpause. Former Duchess of Dublin. J'adores animals, tequila cakes Writer of funny stuff and notes for PE.


Background Information

 January-May is the Pseudonym for Irish/Scottish writer Jan l Emslie.   Once In A Blue Moon is her first children's book.   Her laugh out loud bestseller- The Monster The Mentalpause and Me- is currently being re-edited and will be available again soon.   All proceeds from her books, go towards her work with abandoned animals in the Granada area of Spain. January had a heart attack as he complete her first novel!-Hence the rewrites. She wrote- Her current book. One In A Blue Moon-The Return of The Gargoyles while being treated for a small brain tumour.   Naturally, she's apprehensive about finishing her third ;) Slaughter of the Innocents.           

Birth Place
Granada,  Spain
Accomplishments

Was so proud when my book was picked to be read as the book of the month at Scotstown primary school Aberdeen.