About

When Jane Ridgewood was a little girl, she wasn’t drawn to baby dolls. Instead, at the age of about 3-4 years, she was carrying around a rubber skeleton doll from Halloween that she called her baby. Her love of spooky things only cemented at around 7 years old when a babysitting older brother put on the original A Nightmare on Elm St movie. Further introductions of horror would of course include reading books in the Goosebumps and Fear Street series (both by R.L. Stine), as well as sneaking up late to watch the series Tales From the Crypt. A mix of kid friendly and not so kid friendly horror unbeknownst to her parents.

The love of writing came around the age of 10 during a school lesson. Learning about storytelling from the start of brainstorming and plotting. While Jane can’t recall what her first story was even about, she can tell you it was a magical moment sitting at that elementary desk and learning those basic beginner steps to story writing.

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