Hi! I'm Liz. I have a stupid haircut and I write speculative fiction about young women who make questionable decisions. I live on a sailboat with my boyfriend and my dog. We're on a mission to sail around the world, and I'm turning my real-life adventures into YA Sci-Fi books!
My debut series The Thalassic Tetralogy is about two friends who are forced to undertake an arduous sailing voyage in a near-future dystopia destroyed by climate change and pandemics. Along the way, they fight pirates, run from a shadow government, overcome mental health issues and addiction, find their places in the world and (yes) fall in love.
I write about sailing because it helps me process my own sailing experiences. I love incorporating the incredible, beautiful, fascinating places and people we encounter into my work. I write about characters who struggle with addiction and mental health because these are things I have struggled with. I write about the immigrant experience because I grew up as an immigrant. I write about climate change, pandemics, and the apocalypse because...honestly? It's more fun to read about those things in a book than to watch them happening all around you. I write about pirates because...well, pirates. Duh.
When I'm not writing about the impending apocalypse, I code or write about code. You can also sometimes find me doing yoga, walking my dog, singing, or watching Taskmaster.
My debut series The Thalassic Tetralogy is about two friends who are forced to undertake an arduous sailing voyage in a near-future dystopia destroyed by climate change and pandemics. Along the way, they fight pirates, run from a shadow government, overcome mental health issues and addiction, find their places in the world and (yes) fall in love.
I write about sailing because it helps me process my own sailing experiences. I love incorporating the incredible, beautiful, fascinating places and people we encounter into my work. I write about characters who struggle with addiction and mental health because these are things I have struggled with. I write about the immigrant experience because I grew up as an immigrant. I write about climate change, pandemics, and the apocalypse because...honestly? It's more fun to read about those things in a book than to watch them happening all around you. I write about pirates because...well, pirates. Duh.
When I'm not writing about the impending apocalypse, I code or write about code. You can also sometimes find me doing yoga, walking my dog, singing, or watching Taskmaster.
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