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Miss Janie Crawford. Jane Eyre. Miss Jane Pittman. Jane Austen. Literary heroines who reflect women's lives in all our incredible variety.
Jane's Stories takes its name from these inspiring representatives of women everywhere. Our goal is to maintain a welcoming circle for writers and editors, and to offer new skills to pursue your goals.
Jane's Stories Press Foundation will offer a retreat for women writers in St. Augustine, Florida, starting at 6 p.m. on Oct. 22 at Gypsy Cab Cafe, 828 Anastasia Blvd. (just over the Bridge of Lions) The event will be followed by a slate of workshops at A1A Ale Works,
1 King St., from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Oct. 23.
The retreat will counter recent economic trends by offering information that is immediately useful. Beginning and seasoned writers are welcome.
A fee of $55 ($44 for members of the foundation) includes Saturday morning pastries, lunch, a dessert tray and workshops (but not dinner on either night).
For details, call (800) 603-6065, or go to www.janecircle.org.
Among the writers who will offer workshops are Glenda Bailey-Mershon, Anne Martin Fletcher, Linda Mowry, Jennifer Hanley, Shobha Sharma, Judy Goodman, Linda Mitchell and
Kimmy Van Kooten, all members of the Jane's Stories community of writers.
Jane's Stories Press Foundation is a 501(C)(3)
nonprofit organization that encourages diversity among women writers and the inclusion of many voices in the publishing industry.
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