Elizabeth Zelvin

, Female

New York, NY

United States

Profile Information:

Hometown:
New York, NY
About Me:
My traditional mystery series includes DEATH WILL GET YOU SOBER (2008) and DEATH WILL HELP YOU LEAVE HIM (2009), both from Minotaur, featuring recovering alcoholic Bruce Kohler and his friends, computer genius Jimmy and world-class codependent Barbara. Bruce also stars in three published short stories, two nominated for Agatha awards for Best Short Story (2007 and 2009). Learn more at www.elizabethzelvin.com. I'm a psychotherapist and former director of alcohol treatment programs, currently practicing online at www.LZcybershrink.com. Publications include two books of poetry and a book on gender and addictions. I blog on Poe's Deadly Daughters. What else? I'm a sometime acoustic singer/songwriter, photographer, champion knitter of socks, and the slowest runner in New York.
I Am A:
Writer
Website:
http://www.elizabethzelvin.com
Books And Authors I Like:
Present company excepted, okay? Mystery: Laurie King, Margaret Maron, Donna Leon, Reginald Hill, Marcia Muller, Dana Stabenow, Janet Neel, Cynthia Harrod-Eagles, Nevada Barr, P.F. Chisholm Other genre fic: Lois McMaster Bujold, Dorothy Dunnett, Diana Gabaldon, Sharon Shinn, Sara Donati, Elizabeth Moon Former faves of this old English major: John Barth, THE SOTWEED FACTOR...and this old ex-anarchist: Ursula LeGuin, THE DISPOSSESSED Any literary fic at all? Uh, PRIDE AND PREJUDICE. And Elinor Lipman's ISABEL'S BED.
Movies And TV Shows I Like:
Movies: Enchanted April, My Cousin Vinnie, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, Shakespeare in Love, The Wedding Banquet, Eat Drink Man Woman, Strictly Ballroom, Monsoon Wedding, The Country Bears TV: West Wing, Judging Amy, 24, Monk, Roseanne, Wings.

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  • Brian Kavanagh

    Elizabeth, every success for Death Will Help You Leave Him.
    Cheers,
    Brian
  • Byron Leon McAllister

    Ya know, it took me until almost Thanksgiving to read your Valentine's Day greeting, for which thanks. Not that I'm a slow reader, it's just that when I first signed onto this web-whatever-it's-called, nothing really worked, so I never formed the habit of visiting it. Seems like nowadays it's sort of a jumpin' sort of a sort of place, so maybe that habit will form after all.
  • Cyndi Martin

    Did I ever tell you when I finally got to read Death Will Get You Sober?  I really enjoyed it.  GREAT job!!!