Elizabeth Donald

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Elizabeth Donald (born 1975) is an award-winning American author, best known for writing horror and science fiction. Her first novel was published in 2004.

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[edit] Biography

She was born in 1975 in Merced, California, the older of two children to Ralph Donald, a professor of mass communications at SIUE, and Patrice Stribling, a classical pianist. Donald attended Bryn Mawr School in Baltimore, Maryland and then Westview High School in Martin, Tennessee, graduating in 1993. She next attended the University of Memphis, initially studying theater, and then transferring to the University of Tennessee at Martin to study journalism.

Her first novel, Nocturnal Urges, was published in 2004 as an ebook. Since then, she has published four ebooks and two trade paperbacks, as well as a number of short story publications in various magazines. She has won the Darrell Award for horror and science fiction three times and has been a finalist for other awards, including the Prism Award from Romance Writers of America. She regularly appears at horror- and science fiction-themed conventions such as Archon, Dragoncon, Midsouthcon and Hypericon.

She has one son, born in 1999. Currently divorced, she works at the Belleville News-Democrat newspaper in Illinois.[1]. Her uncle, Michael Stribling, is an award-winning New Age musician.

[edit] Works

  • Nocturnal Urges, 2004, ebook, Ellora's Cave Publishing
    • Winner of the 2005 Darrell Award
    • Finalist for the 2004 Prism Award
    • Rereleased in 2005 by Cerridwen Press
  • A More Perfect Union, 2005, ebook, Ellora's Cave Publishing
    • Finalist for the 2006 Darrell Award
    • Rereleased in 2005 by Cerridwen Press
  • Setting Suns, 2006, anthology, New Babel Books
  • Tandem, 2006, ebook, Ellora's Cave Publishing
    • Also appears in "Sultry Summer Fun," a print anthology published in May 2007
  • Nocturne, 2006 Cerridwen Press (this is a compilation of Nocturnal Urges and A More Perfect Union)
  • ABADDON, 2007, ebook, Cerridwen Press
  • "Bargaining With Spiders," 2007, short story, appearing in the anthology "Twilight and Thorns" by Circle Dark Publishing.

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