Jane C. Elkin
JANE C. ELKIN, a graduate of Bates College and Southern Connecticut State University, is the founder and facilitator of The Broadneck Writers’ Workshop, as well as a theater critic and essayist for the Bay Weekly. Her poetry, fiction and non-fiction have appeared in such journals as Kansas City Voices, Empirical, Kestrel, Off the Coast, Ducts, and the Harvard Bookstore anthology Paige Leaves: Essays Inspired by New England, under the pen name J.C. Elkin. She has won awards with the Maryland Writers’ Association, Poetry Matters, and the Poetry Society of New Hampshire. A self-proclaimed Renaissance woman, she works as a language teacher, singer, and handwriting analyst. Pictured with Jane is Cache-Cache, resident mascot of BWW.
Featured Work
The Mall
On the list of things that I hate most of all the one I hate most is a day at the mall...read more... 
Jane's poem Songs of Praise and Incense is included in Bellow Literary Journal's Issue 2, which is available for purchase here.
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Jane's short story, Mr. Speaker appears in Kansas City Voice 10th Anniversary issue, which is available for purchase here.
Jane's short story Hobbled by Thrift, appears in Paige Leaves: Essays Inspired by New England, which is available for purchase here.
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