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It is never too late to start: Jane McCulloch
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After a terrible accident led Jane from a lifetime as a director of theatre and opera to re-evaluate her life at the age of 74, Jane began writing novels. A pivotal moment in her life, and seven novels later, her dream of becoming a writer became true. Jane is currently promoting her final novel Quo Vardis in the acclaimed trilogy about war correspondent EG Rawlings. For Jane, one moment is all it took. Three seconds changed her life. It can happen at any age, but you can do it. You can pick yourself up and start all over again. You can change your direction at any stage of your life.
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