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Jan Shinebourne
Jan Lowe Shinebourne (born 1947), also published as Janice Shinebourne, is a Guyanese novelist who now lives in England.〔Anne-Marie Lee-Loy, ("Janice Lowe Shinebourne’s The Godmother and Other Stories (Leeds: Peepal Tree Press, 2004)" ), ''Kaieteur News'', 16 November 2008.〕 Being of mixed Chineseand Indian ancestry and from Guyana allows her to represent a shared cultural experience that is very dynamic. She is praised for having a strong literary impact through her representations of the Chinese Caribbean Diaspora. Being able to provide an insight into Chinese-Caribbean culture has really enabled Shinebourne to have a distinguishing and rare voice in literature.〔Yamamoto, Shin. "Swaying In Time And Space: The Chinese Diaspora In The Caribbean And Its Literary Perspectives." Asian Ethnicity 9.3 (2008): 171-177. Academic Search Premier. Web. 11 Mar. 2015.〕 In addition to being an author, Shinebourne also worked in London as an editor for several journals, as a political and cultural activist, and as a college and university lecturer. Jan has also done reading tours in many countries in North America, Europe and Asia. 〔 Jan Shinebourne is one of only a few authors who have used their novels to bring to light the aspects of Chinese Caribbean studies. In general there is not a large emphasis on the Chinese Diaspora, but Jan has used her novels to examine the relationship among many characteristics. These relationships include the impact between homeland and country of residence on the diaspora.
==Background==
Born in Canje, a plantation village within Berbice, Guyana, she was educated at Berbice High School and the University of Guyana. After school she was a reporter in Georgetown. She stayed in Guyana for her first twenty years and then in 1970 she emigrated to London, England where she lived for forty years. While living there, Shinebourne did her postgraduate literary studies at the University of London and obtained her Bachelor of Arts in English. Moreover, she then began lecturing at colleges and universities and also became the co-editor of ''Southhall Review''. Shinebourne began writing in the mid-1960s and in 1974 was a prize-winner in the National History and Arts Council Literary Competition. While living in England she developed a friendship with writer and publisher, John La Rose, whom introduced her to many people that would have an influence of her career.〔"Jan Lowe Shinebourne." ''Peepal Tree Press'', 2015. Web.(Author information at Peepal Tree Press. )〕〔Paola Marchionni, "Shinebourne, Jan(ice) ()", in Lorna Sage, ed., ''The Cambridge Guide to Women's Writing in English'', Cambridge University Press, 1999. ()〕 After living in London for 40 years, she made the move to Sussex, which is where she currently lives. Her works have been praised by Anne Jordan and Chris Searle for her literary value and political engagement. 〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.peepaltreepress.com/single_book_display.asp?isbn=9780948833038&au_id=74 )〕
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