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| Jane Ryder |
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Bio Jane Ryder, TED's Office Manager, has a varied background in writing and books. Her undergraduate degree is in Creative Writing from the University of Arizona, but her MS is in Library Science, with a focus on Children’s Services, from Clarion University of Pennsylvania. She has worked as a librarian, writer, editor, and writing and literature instructor, both in traditional and online settings. Her short stories and articles have appeared in diverse local and national publications. Whatever her job title and description, Jane has always enjoyed being part of the writing community and helping other writers to achieve their goals.She is a native Tucsonan who has traveled extensively and has lived in London, Spain, Australia, and many states in the U.S. ranging from Tennessee to Oregon, although for reasons which are never clear to her in the summer, she always comes back to Arizona. Favorite authors include Jonathan Gash, Kazuo Ishiguro, Terry Pratchett, Martin Cruz Smith, and Jim Thompson. She is obsessed with Patrick O’Brian’s Aubrey/Maturin series, Russell T. Davies’ Doctor Who, and pretty much anything Joss Whedon does. She prefers literature and entertainment set outside the confines of her own world, possibly because she’s not a big fan of reality. She lives in Tucson, where she looks after her aging mum and occasionally paints ridiculously detailed watercolors. |
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"I can't say I was surprised by the experience because the reputation of your firm is well established. I can say that my experience was as satisfactory as I'd expected. I intend to continue using your service in the future. I am very optimistic that with the guidance of your editorial team, my manuscript will be much improved and seen through to publication." Joseph Bearor Cambridge, NY |