Author photo by Rich Leswing.
Elizabeth Inness-Brown has been a child, a daughter, a student, a friend, a secretary, a waitress, a teacher, a farmers’ market manager, a master gardener, a stepmother, a mother, a wife, a widow, and a girlfriend. But always and despite it all, she has been a writer, starting at the age of eight by writing to Dear Abby—and then writing Abby’s response to her, too. In high school, her essay “The Color Brown” received kudos from her teacher Mrs. Johnson. In college, her first published story brought the snack-bar lady to tears. Two books of stories and now two novels later, she lives, writes, and gardens on an island in Lake Champlain.
Visit her website, www.elizabeth-inness-brown.com.