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Elizabeth A. Tucker

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Elizabeth A. Tucker is a fiction writer, poet, playwright, and sixth-generation Californian living and writing at 6,600 feet above sea level in the Sierra Nevada with her husband and two children. Her work, often rooted in the fault-prone landscape of Northern California, can be found in a host of national and international literary journals including Transfer Magazine, Red River Review, Aroostook Review, Ponder Review, The Bangalore Review, SNReview, Tahoe Blues, and JuxtaProse Magazine. She is a two-time finalist for Glimmer Train’s Short Story Award for New Writers, a finalist for the 2020 Craft Elements Fiction Contest, and a finalist for the 2020 Barry Lopez Prize in nonfiction. When not carving words to page, Elizabeth can usually be found anywhere outside or playing her upright bass with the Reno Pops Orchestra. She is a founding board member of Adventure Risk Challenge, a California-based nonprofit with a mission of empowering underserved youth through transformational literary, leadership, and outdoor wilderness experiences.
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