Jane St. Clair has published over 24 short stories in literary journals and anthologies. For a complete listing of Jane St. Clair’s publications, go to the Directory of Poets and Writers Jane has also published 54 children’s stories and 21 children’s books in Korea.
Read Jane’s funny flash fiction “Husky” The Reject Pile
Updates:Jane’s essay on Emily Dickinson placed in the 2015 Tom Howard/John H. Reid Essay Contest. See The Colonel Catches A CatFish Carbon Culture Review has a terrific issue on the intersection of technology, art and literature– Read Jane’s piece ScreenBytes
Wising Up Press has just published a new book about relationships between brothers and sisters – Jane’s piece “Talking Berkeley Down” is included. See SIBLINGS: Our First Macrocosm
Stories by Jane St. Clair appear in literary magazines like BrainChild, Thema, Clockwatch Review, Rosebud, J Journal, descant, Red Rock Review, Clare, Thematic, 34th Parallel, Quality Women’s Fiction, and others. She placed or won several national writing contests, some of which had over 5000 entries, including contests from Writers’ Network, Scriptalapooza, and others. The Time We Lost Gigi, a creative non-fiction piece about dogs, took first place in the international True Life Short Story Contest.
Jane’s Tata and the Queen of Romaniaappears in Times of Grace, Times of Sorrow, a collection of stories and essays about the American heartland published by the University of Nebraska. Jane’s The One Who Was Lost appears in a collection called Mourning Sickness published in spring 2008 by Omni Press, an anthology to help women who have lost babies to miscarriage. Soccer Moms appeared in an anthology of the best sports fiction of 2012 from Main Street Rag Publishing Company as well as in The Red Rock Review. A story by Jane St. Clair called “Scruples” appears in Firewalkers: Madness, Beauty and Mystery, an anthology benefiting mentally ill people.”When You’re Flying High, Better Don’t Look Down” appears in a 2014 anthology Modern Shorts from Fiction Attic Press.
One for My Baby also placed in the Midnight Madness and was later published in Thematic Magazine.
