Elizabeth Melton Parsons is a freelance writer of both fiction and nonfiction for newspapers and magazines, published author and award winning poet. An English major she was born in the state of Michigan and grew up dividing her time between Michigan and South Florida. As a child she loved the Everglades in South Florida and still misses the ocean.
Elizabeth was born the 5th child of six, with four brothers and one sister. Her parents were hardworking farmers who instilled in her a love of the rural life and faith in God. Elizabeth always loved books, learning to read at an early age. After reading poems by Emily Dickinson and The Raven by Edgar Allen Poe at the age of 12, she began to write her own poetry and short stories. Elizabeth now resides in the beautiful rural countryside of the Midwest with her husband, sons, and a boxer named Charlie.
A member of the IWWG (International Women’s Writing Guild) Elizabeth loves writing romantic tales interwoven with intrigue, mystery and suspense. Being a member of various writing groups and workshops has helped to define her realistic and unique style that has come to be known and loved both nationally and internationally. Her poetry has been featured in English Composition classes and included in school textbooks. Visit her on the web at http://egparsons.com
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Nice to visit your blog Elizabeth Melton. I liked it. Please keep it up…
No, your brain is not small. I appreciate your bringing this story to our attention.
Bottom line: post No Tresspassing signs, and do not let them in without a warrant.
I’m an older writer trying to break into the inductry with my debut novel. I think older writers definitely have the experience to write more insightful and indepth material than someone younger. However, I would never want to be stereotyped if I was young or old. Anyway, here’s to older writers (clink) may we persevere.
Elizabeth, you’re a real gem! I love the weblog—the writing is spacious, observant, touching.
Thanks for sharing your gifts. We owe you.
~Linette
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