National Writers Union Program
Jan will be one of the featured speakers at the monthly meeting of the Tucson Chapter of the National Writers Union.
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Jan will be one of the featured speakers at the monthly meeting of the Tucson Chapter of the National Writers Union.
Jan will present the story of Louise Serpa, the first woman allowed to photograph inside the rodeo arena.
Jan will present the story of rodeo photographer Louise Serpa, the first woman allowed to shoot pictures inside the rodeo arena. This is a Learning Curve presentation.
Jan will present the story of rodeo photograph Louise Serpa, the first woman allowed to shot pictures inside the rodeo arena. This is a Learning Curve presentation.
Jan will be selling and autographing all of her books at the 4th Annual Tombstone Festival of Western Books
Jan will present the stories of several women who had an impact on the territory and the state.
In conjunction with Prof. William Fry, Jan and Bill will present the stories of some of the West’s best writers. Jan will feature Arizona women writers who made their mark within the Territory and the State.
This is a fundraising lunch sponsored by Chapter DM, P.E.O. Jan will be discussing “Writing Western Women.”
Jan will be discussing her books, 100 Western Women: The Bold, Brave, Gutsy Women of Arizona’s Past. This is a ZOOM meeting presented by the Arizona Professional Women.
Jan will present the stories of some of Arizona’s bravest, boldest and most gutsy women.
Jan will present a selection of stories derived from her “Western Women” column and compiled into her latest book, 100 Western Women: The Bold, Brave, Gutsy Women of Arizona’s Past.
Jan will be selling and autographing all of her books at the Green Valley Holiday Book Fair.
Jan will detail the lives of several early Arizona women who had an impact on the territory and the state.
Jan will discuss a handful of women who made a difference in early Arizona Territory. These stories are from her newspaper column, “Western Women,” that appears monthly in Tucson’s Arizona Daily Star.
Jan will present her program, “Rooms for Rent: Landladies in Early Tombstone.” Program will be held at Schieffelin Hall.
Jan will be selling and signing all of her books at the annual Payson Book Festival
Jan will present the stories taken from her latest book, 100 Western Women, The Bold, Brave, Gutsy Women of Arizona’s Past, including several women who were part of the Winslow community.
Jan will present Maria Urquides’ story to the Sun City Spanish Cultural Club.
Jan will be speaking about her latest book, 100 Western Women: The Bold, Brave Women of Arizona’s Past.
Jan will be speaking about her latest book, 100 Western Women: The Bold, Brave Women of Arizona’s Past.
Jan will present the stories of women who came West with their military husbands in the mid to late 1800s.
Jan will present the life story of Louise Serpa, the first woman allowed to photograph inside the rodeo arena. This program is presented by Pima County Conservation Lands and Resources.
Jan will be a featured speaker at the Author Showcase luncheon.
Jan will be selling and signing her books at the book fair.
Jan will be selling and signing her books at the first Oro Valley Writers Forum Book Sale
Jan will talk about the women who saved the bodies and souls of early Arizona settlers.
At the monthly Adobe Corral of the Westerners meeting, Jan will present the stories of women who came west with their Military husbands in the mid to late 1800s.
Jan will present the stories of early Arizona women who had an impact on the Territory and the State.
Jan will present the story of Maria Urquides who was instrumental in introducing bilingual/bicultural teaching methods to children across the country. This is an Arizona Humanities program.
Jan will be moderating the event, “Wild and Wicked Women of the American West,” with panelists Chris Enss and Sherry Monahan.
Jan will present the stories of some of the early businesswomen of Arizona.
Jan will present the stories of women who cured the ills and saved the souls of early settlers.
Jan will present the story of Louise Serpa, the first woman allowed to photograph inside the rodeo arena, to the Skyline Women’s Club.
Jan will be speaking to the Tucson Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) about the early women of Arizona who made a difference to the history of the Territory and the State.
Jan will be selling all of her books at the Society of Southwestern Authors/Santa Cruz Valley Chapter annual Book Fair, along with at least 30 other fabulous writers. Just in time for some Christmas shopping!
Jan will present the stories of women who came west with their military husbands and the trials as well as the triumphs they experienced. This program is presented to the Tucson Corral of the Westerners.
Jan will be back at the Payson Book Festival this year.
Jan will present the stories of women who impacted the health as well as the souls of early Arizona pioneers.
Jan will present the stories of women who came west with their military husbands and endured the hardships and heartaches, along with the triumphs, of living on the Arizona frontier. This is a program sponsored by Arizona Humanities.
Jan will present the stories of Arizona women who cared for the bodies and souls of early Arizonans. This is a program sponsored by Arizona Humanities.