WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE OF TEARS FROM THE SUN – A CRETAN JOURNEY
Jane Sharp
Jane Sharp was born in Long Preston, a rural village on the edge of the Yorkshire Dales. She attended Settle High School where her love of poetry began. Before she left England to live in Crete, she was a member of the Brewery Poets of Kendal, during which time, she attended a poetry workshop under the guidance of the now Poet Laureate, Carol Ann Duffy. Jane’s poetry has been read on the BBC and has appeared in several publications.
Tears from the Sun – A Cretan Journey, is Jane’s first novel.
The Pre-launch book signing event in Sissi.
First Book Signing Event in Sissi
A very successful book signing event was held at the Yasu Bar in Sissi, on Friday 18 May. Friends of Tears from the Sun, gathered to witness the Reiki Blessing of the Book. It was a very simple but moving ceremony performed by Margaret Radcliffe of AlternativeCrete.com.
“In the name of all that is good, true, and brings love and light p – Bless this story, that it should reach into hears and minds. Bless the people who read it, to lighten their journey. May it bring happiness and joy to all.”
Jane enjoys conversation with Gavin and Rosemarie who are working on the archaeological dig in Sissi, known as the Sarpedon Project.
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Very nice website, Jane. I’m sure I’ll revisit. Thanks for becoming a friend on IBC. Visit my home page there if you get the chance. All connections to my website, blog, et al are there.
John
Good morning . I have the Bookstore ARHETIPO in hersonissos Crete. I want to ask if it possible to send me 2 copies of your book for sale . Thank you . My telephone no is 21145
Dear Jane,
Valerie told me of your book and other writing success. I’m so glad that it all worked out for you and David. Your warmth and enthusiasm for life shines out of the photographs. Long may it do so.
Good luck with the other books in the pipeline. Thinking back to our holiday in Crete and the drinks we had outside your cafe. It was a magical time. May all of us experience such days again.
love and light, Margaret