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Jacquelyn E. Lane


My writing focuses primarily on the dance between our spiritual nature and its human personality expression and how that in turn affects our relationship with Nature.
 
I am a New Zealand author, artist and educator, supporting my work with nearly fifty years of metaphysical studies and a wealth of overseas living and travel. I have a social science degree but, while sorely tempted to continue in academia, I opted to pursue careers in both art and writing.
 
My latest book, DEVA: Our Relationship with the Subtle World was shortlisted for the 2019 Ashton Wylie Unpublished Manuscript Awards. It is now a Findhorn Press book, (pub. Inner Traditions, USA). I have also written and illustrated The Children of Gaia, an eco-spiritual novel on the problems facing the forests of the world and their deva inhabitants; illustrated a children’s book, Once in a Blue Moon (Random House NZ); and scribed This World of Echoes: A Divine Guide to Being Human.
 
I share both my understanding of metaphysics and artistic expertise via talks and workshops. I joined NZSA some years ago after relinquishing membership of the Society of Authors (UK) when I moved back to New Zealand after several years overseas.







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  • Welcome!
  • About Us
    • Our Mission Statement
    • Funding for NZSA Workshops
    • Writing Groups
    • Support Local
  • News/Events
    • Newsletters
    • Te Tauihu Short Story Awards 2024 >
      • Terms and Conditions TTSS 2024
      • 2024 Te Tauihu Awards Winners
    • 2023 Te Tauihu Awards Winning Entries
    • Te Tauihu Awards 2022 winners >
      • Inaugural Te Tauihu Short Story Awards
  • MEMBER PROFILES
  • WRITERS' TRAIL
    • Nelson/Tasman >
      • Cliff Fell/Mapua Waterfront
      • Helen McKinlay
      • Karen Stade
      • Margaret Mahy/Crinkum-Crankum Tree
      • Maurice Gee/Maitai River
      • Maurice Gee/Botanical Reserve
    • Marlborough >
      • Eileen Duggan/Tuamarina
      • Katherine Mansfield/Koromiko
      • Katherine Mansfield/Anakiwa
      • Ernest Berry/Blenheim
      • Renwick Museum & Watson Memorial Library
      • Taylor River Writers' Walk
    • West Coast >
      • Bill Pearson/Greymouth
      • Jenny Pattrick/Denniston
  • LOCAL SERVICES FOR WRITERS
    • Beta Readers
    • Book Design
    • Editing, Proofreading
    • E-publishing
    • Illustration/ Photography
    • Manuscript Assessment
    • Promotion, Publicity, Distribution
    • Self-publishing & Printing
    • Website Design
  • Page & Blackmore Competition Archive
  • JOIN The NZ Society of Authors
  • CONTACT