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Janie Lancaster grew up in Middletown, New York. She has two grown children and a teenage granddaughter. She now lives in southern California with her husband Don, her blue eyed childhood sweetheart. After working as a sign language interpreter for the last fifteen years and a college professor for seven she has set out on a course to fulfill her childhood dream to publish her written works. In 1997 at the Wildacres Children's Book Writers Workshop in North Carolina Janie was picked the most determined to be a writer. She has gone to numerous conferences sponsored by The Society of Children's Book Writers & Illustrators, The San Diego Book Awards Association and The San Diego Writers/Editors Guild. At this time she has written three children's novels, fifteen picture books and numerous poems. Her first novel, Julie & The Lost Fairy Tale , is being printed as a serial story in newspapers throughout the country. This is being done through the Newspapers in Education programs where children read newspapers in classrooms. The book is now available worldwide in book storesand online at: Borders.com, Target.com, B&N.com and Amazon.com by Star Publish. http://starpublishllc.com Libraries and schools can order from Ingram and Baker & Taylor or direct from the author.
Some of her works in progress for children are: Emily/Out of My Mother's Darkness (Autobiographical Fiction) view synopsis
Jasmine the Wooden Girl (Novel for ages 8-12) view synopsis Opal & The Secret Code (Picture book) Deaf culture Moggee Frog Thumb (Picture book) Ava Matty & Her Daddy Love Mommy (Picture book) Bennie Beneli's Shadow (Picture book) Goodbye Room (Picture book) Next work in progress. Edweana Beana & A Polka Dot Day (Picture book) Edweana Beana & Faces in Clouds (Picture book) | ||||
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© Janie Lancaster 2006--2009
Midwest Book Review
Children's Bookwatch: July 2008
The Fantasy/SciFi Shelf
First published as a serial story in the newspapers, "Julie & The Lost Fairy Tale" is now compiled into the form of
a novel for children and young adults. An original and captivating tale, "Julie & The Lost Fairy Tale" follows
the relationship between Julie, her grandmother, and a mysterious travel chest.
Highly recommended for community library young adult fiction collections.
Listen to an Interview with Chris Bridges News-JournalOnline in Daytona Beach Florida http://www.nieworld.com/special/julie/author_interview.htm
Interview with Ednews
Michael F. Shaughnessy Senior Columnist EdNews.org
Eastern New Mexico University
Julie & The Lost Fairy Tale
Picked one of the top ten for Historical Fiction.
A Writer to Believe In
http://www.writerstobelievein.com/HistoricalFiction.php
One reader calls the Julie book a Hallmark story. It touched her heart.
Order Julie Books Online from Janie click here
2009 Events Calendar
May 8th
Reader’s Inc Bookstore in
5:00 to 8:00PM
May 9th
Children’s Book Festival May 9th, 2009 at the
The Yellow Book Road Booth (morning)
May 16th
2:00PM
Presentation: Building Believable Characters and
Book signing
May 31st
Captain Fitch’s Bookstore in Oldtown, Ca
1:00 to 4:00PM
July 2nd
Vista Library in
Presentation: “Express Yourself”
Find and Express Your Internal Voice
2:30 to 3:30PM