Earle Writes

About Elizabeth

Elizabeth Earle was born in Warwickshire, England and became instantly dissatisfied with reality. Brought up with the profound belief that Narnia was only a wardrobe away, and yes, Legolas would give her a chance if she could only find a dimension into Middle Earth, Elizabeth decided to create worlds of her own. Embittered by Sarah refusing to remain in the Labyrinth, Elizabeth loves nothing more than writing about touch-starved villains and fiery heroines. After spending an unholy amount of money at The Norwich University of the Arts, Elizabeth obtained a BA (Hons) in Creative Writing, mostly thanks to Captain Morgan. Sailor and narrowboater, Elizabeth has spent nearly a decade living on the water- partly for the adventure, and mostly because she’s poor. Now returned to land, she celebrates her most recent Gothic Fiction release, Highblood.

During the day, you can find Elizabeth playing with swords at a medieval museum, and by night, tapping away at her laptop whilst cackling, “kiss her already!”

13 responses to “About Elizabeth”

  1. Brian Avatar
    Brian

    Would love to hear about your time in Australia

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  2. John Avatar
    John

    Hey Lizbif, even tho you saw a world map of the whole world. just remember, there are still many little small places that need to be found. and searching for them in some peoples mind is an adventure all to it self.
    So pick a direction, open the sails, and let your since of not knowing, what is over the next horizon be your guide.

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    1. Bruce Avatar
      Bruce

      I remember seeing a wall map in the classroom of an East-West language school that showed the world centered around Japan. What’s this… a world view not centered around the USA. It blew my mind. I’ve been lucky to travel the world for business and pleasure and being retired now is the best. My wife and some friends are returning to Rarotonga in the South Cook Islands in May. Happy travels.

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  3. ID Avatar
    ID

    Hi Liz. Im a Canadian…but my mom is from England and my fathers side is from Scotland. So, I can relate to your love of England and tea! I stared to read you while on Delos and you definitely have a gift. Good luck on your life’s adventures. Be very patient and kind to yourselves as you experience the highs and lows that every journey reveals; the destinations will come in time!

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  4. Branislav Avatar
    Branislav

    And this is how I found out that you left Delos?! 🙂
    You don’t just simply announce that, there should be preparations, guidance, emergency instructions….

    For some reason (being lazy I guess) I was only watching youtube videos and never checked the blogs…

    (I apologize for any grammatical errors)

    Wish you all the best in your endeavors,

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    1. Lizbef Avatar
      Lizbef

      Hey there!! Aww it’s OK! I’ll be seeing them in the Caribbean real soon! I head over in May with Edouard! I’m hoping if I give Brian enough rum he’ll fix my boat… Haha! Much love to you!!

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  5. Dave Avatar
    Dave

    Bloody hell! I was addicted when I found Delos videos, now I gotta catch up on your excellent writings! With your spirit I look forward to your sailing videos!

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  6. James Avatar
    James

    Hey Liz
    Glad to see you both well and ok … makes me want to buy a boat ….

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  7. Chuck Avatar
    Chuck

    I will miss you on Delos. Everyone needs a proper British n their life. I also really love the tag at the end of the videos. “Write your own story”. I teach grades 9-12 here in the states and I need to figure out how to build a lesson around that for them, I think it is something we all should do.

    CP

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  8. Donna Avatar
    Donna

    Lizbeth check out Luperon DR for a possible hurricane hole, not to far from BVI.
    Check out
    https://youtu.be/tOhEDd2wucQ

    Sailing Satori talks about what great HH it is.

    Hope to see ya’ll out there!
    Donna & Mark
    SV Total Float

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  9. Tim Hess Avatar
    Tim Hess

    I have to admit Liz, I was really bummed when I first found out you were not going to be in the future Delos videos any longer. I love your sense of humor and personality. I found myself looking forward to the new videos to see what kind of goofyness, if that is even a word, you would be up to next. I was hoping you would stay on Delos and sail up the east coast of the US and I could meet you, and the rest of the Delos crew of course.
    Now that you have your own boat and will be sailing, I have a destination you can visit. Hint hint. Haha! Look forward to your adventures!

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  10. Sasha47 Avatar
    Sasha47

    Hi Liz!
    Little by little you’re growing up to become as good as Brian!
    Don’t give up!!!

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  11. Tim Avatar
    Tim

    From a cold corner of a mountain, I see a beautiful butterfly float through the air and I am delighted in the beauty and the wondrous colors of what I am seeing… This beautiful butterfly seems to dance effortlessly, sparkling in the cascading light from a day yet to begin, but has begun. Scared where the next whisp of air may lead, this beautiful and courageous creature bravely takes each flap of her wings, moving forward through the air, mysteriously compelled by the inexplicable need to find the next whisp of wind and the adventure that awaits. If I could cradle this fragile creature in my hands for only a brief moment, I would hope to somehow tell her….go fearlessly into the wind, that’s what butterflies do. They go where the wind leads them. Even for butterflies, there is a plan…

    Go bravely into the wind, it’s what you are meant to do. 🙂

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