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Elizabeth completed her MFA at Columbia University in 1996. She worked as a reader and editor at The Paris Review, has read and performed in New York City, San Francisco, and points between, and is currently finishing her second novel, Strip. Elizabeth is a proud member of WOM-BA, Word of Mouth--Bay Area.
In addition to writing for the page Elizabeth has written, produced, and directed for the screen. FtF: Female to Femme, Elizabeth's first feature documentary, was based on a sold-out show by the same name which she conceived and directed at the Jons Sims Center for SFinX. FtF: Female to Femme premiered as an official selection of Frameline 30: The San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival, was selected for OutFest07, and continues to play at festivals and events around the world. FtF has been picked-up by Frameline for distribution. Learn more about FTF and Frameline. Elizabeth's short, co-directed film A Conversation with Elizabeth's Father premiered at the 2004 San Francisco International LGBT Film Festival. She is in post-production on a short film, Little Mutinies, co-written and co-directed with Angie Powers and starring Guinevere Turner.
Elizabeth has taught creative writing at Hobart and William Smith Colleges, Pratt Institute, the Creative Project Institute, and UC Santa Cruz. Currently, she offers private editing services and workshops.
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