Greyhound Literary

Jennifer Lane

Jennifer Lane is an author and freelance nature writer. She has written for a broad range of outlets including the Observer, British Vogue, The Week, Dazed, the BBC, The Wildlife Trusts and the RSPB, and she won a Northern Writers’ Award for her children’s fiction, which looks at destigmatising mental health issues for a younger audience.

Jennifer discovered the legend of the Pendle witches at a young age while exploring the moors of Lancashire and became fascinated by all things mystical. She is now a hiker, yogi and shamanic practitioner. Her first book for adults, The Wheel: A Witch’s Path Back to the Ancient Self (September Publishing), was published in 2021. Her YA novels, The Black Air (2023) and The Second-hand Boy (2024), will be published by UCLan Publishing.