Editing Jane Shore (section)

===Novels===
* ''The Goldsmith's Wife'' (1950) by [[Eleanor Alice Burford|Jean Plaidy]]
* She appears in ''Anne, The Rose of Hever'' (1969) by [[Maureen Peters (novelist)|Maureen Peters]]
* She appears in ''Elizabeth, the Beloved'' (1972) by Maureen Peters
* ''Figures in Silk'' (2008) by Vanora Bennett is told from her (fictional) sister Isabel's perspective as well as Jane's
* She is the main character in Isolde Martyn's ''Mistress to the Crown'' (2013)
* She is the main character in ''Royal Mistress'' (2013) by Anne Easter Smith.
* She is mentioned several times and modern translation of the Thomas Lynom letter concerning her is published in [[Josephine Tey]]'s novel ''[[The Daughter of Time]]'' (1956).
* She appears as a minor character in ''[[The Sunne in Splendour]]'' (1982) by [[Sharon Kay Penman]]
* Shore appears in [[Philippa Gregory]]'s ''[[The White Queen (novel)|The White Queen]]'' (2009), a novel about [[Elizabeth Woodville]], Queen Consort to [[Edward IV]], under her real name, Elizabeth. In [[The White Queen (miniseries)|the television adaptation]], she is referred to by her more familiar name of Jane Shore.
* A character in [[George R. R. Martin]]'s ''[[A Song of Ice and Fire]]'' series is forced to perform a penance walk modelled very loosely after Shore's.<ref>{{cite news|last=DeVries|first=Kelly|title=Game of Thrones as History|url=http://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/137363/kelly-devries/game-of-thrones-as-history|access-date=5 April 2012|newspaper=[[Foreign Policy]]|date=29 March 2012}}</ref>