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Elysabeth Eldering's Page
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- Hometown:
- upper state South Carolina
- About Me:
- Elysabeth Eldering is 45 years old and lives in a small town in upper South Carolina. She enjoys reading, cross stitch, crochet and writing. Her first story was written on a dare from a friend, but she found that she really enjoyed the creative outlet.
Her writing credits include "Train of Clues" (a shared second place winner on Armchair Interviews), "The Proposal" (an April Fool's Day contest shared second place winner on Armchair Interviews), and "The Tulip Kiss" (fast and frigid contest winner on Echelon Press) and "Butterfly Halves", a young adult fantasy, (the latter two were published by Echelon Press but are no longer available). She has an article on editing and self publishing to her credit, also published on Armchair Interviews.
Elysabeth also does book reviews for Armchair Interviews, Curled Up With a Good Book, and New Mystery Readers ezine. She has been reading and reviewing mysteries and young adult novels for about two years now.
She is also the editor of the paranormal mystery storyline for the Magazine of Unbelievable Stories published by Quill-Pen Press. To her credit, she has also been asked to edit novels for the same publisher in the upcoming year. She has edited four novels and is in the process of starting her own editing service.
In 2007, Elysabeth volunteered to judge mid length stories submitted for the Derringers Awards.
Mother of 3 children, she spends many weekends at marching band competitions. When she has free time from work, family and writing, she participates in several writing groups including Sisters in Crime and the South Carolina Writers Workshop, both in Greenville, SC.
- Favorite Author:
- Jonathan Kellerman as far as psychological thrillers go; don't have any fave cozy authors and read such a variety of authors is hard to say that I really have a fave author.
- Favorite Book:
- None to date - do like the Solomon v. Lord series by Paul Levine and there have been others I have enjoyed too - E :)
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I am proud and happy to announce the release of the next Andrew Knight mystery...
The Forgotten King. Check out my new blog about it.
Here is the link:
www.turnermaxwellbooks.com/The_Forgotten_King.htm
RL