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Jane di Marco (nee Toynbee)was born in London in 1932 andbrought up in the Home Counties. After Cambridge, (Blues in Tennis and Fencing)she taught Maths, then married a clergyman and had five children. After time inWare and Edinburgh she moved to Batheaston, near Bath, where she is muchinvolved with the Church, including time as churchwarden. She started writingshort stories in the 90’s and had a novel ’Stirring the Waters’ published in2016. As well as the family, she enjoys walking and birdwatching.
Jane di Marco (nee Toynbee)was born in London in 1932 andbrought up in the Home Counties. After Cambridge, (Blues in Tennis and Fencing)she taught Maths, then married a clergyman and had five children. After time inWare and Edinburgh she moved to Batheaston, near Bath, where she is muchinvolved with the Church, including time as churchwarden. She started writingshort stories in the 90’s and had a novel ’Stirring the Waters’ published in2016. As well as the family, she enjoys walking and birdwatching.