Besides writing, Jane is keen on Egyptian dancing, and teaches music and English. She has a cat called Biggles.
Finding the books: all the books are easy to find and shouldn’t be too expensive. You might, though, have to try American sites for the two Stabenfeldt titles.
Links:
Jane Ayre’s biography on Stabenfeldt
Horses in the Gallery
Armada, London, 1990
Many thanks to Dawn Harrison for the photo.
The exhibition of holographic art didn’t look very exciting from outside, but Mo
and Mark had a few hours to kill.
As they looked round, something very strange began
to happen: the holograms seemed to be coming to life.
This is a colllection of twenty
short horse stories.
The Great Horse Rescue
J A Allen, London, 1996
The local livery yard is demolished to make way for a new DIY centre, and Moya and
Sue have to search
for a new home for their ponies. They meet a squatter who is occupying
the Grange, and their ponies
become squatters too. Then more and more unwanted horses
and ponies find their way to the Grange,
and to top it all the former tenants of the
Grange, who left under a cloud, arrive to collect their ill-
gains.
Other titles:
Matty and the Moonlight Horse
Stabenfeldt, 2005, pb)
Matty and the Problem Ponies
(Stabenfeldt, 2006, pb)