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Elizabeth E. King has performed internationally in theater, comedy and dance. She has published two novels, The Adventures of Emily Finfeather (CreateSpace) and Dirk Quigby's Guide to the Afterlife (27th Dimension Publishing). King's short stories have appeared in Descending Darkness, Glimmer Train, Everdayfiction.com Left Hand Waving and Dinosaur Bee, and have been anthologized in The Devil's Bathtub (2005), Next Stop Hollywood (2007), I Am This Meat (2007) and Everyday Fiction (2009). Her many accolades include a 2006 Whidbey Student Choice Contest reader's choice award, IntermoonLit First Prize (2005) and a long list selection for the 2006 Aeon Award. King is the founding Art & Science Director of Esparanza Community Housing Corporation. A Los Angeles resident, her writing, blogs, art and work as a biologist and community activist is chronicled at www.elizabetheveking.com.
"…the laughs roll together well with plenty of substance…excellently composed and a read that is fun and very hard to set down." Midwest Review of Books "Caution: Read only if you have a sense of humor.…Evie King does a masterful job at mixing short vignettes…King's humor is quiet, touching on Adams' Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy." New York Journal of Books "Considering her vocal support for scientific research and rational thought, and her role as an adviser for a number of science advocacy organizations, [King] probably doesn't mind a bit of religious controversy. All the better for us nonbelieving heathens…" SF Weekly
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