Elizabeth S WolfElizabeth S. Wolf writes because telling stories is how we make sense of our world, how we connect with our world, how we heal, and how we celebrate. Through years of interesting times, her catchphrase was "just another chapter for the book." Elizabeh lives in Massachusetts with her daughter and works as a metadata librarian. Elizabeth has published poetry in anthologies (Amherst Storybook Project; Mosaics: A Collection of Independent Women, Volume 1; The Best of Kindness: Origami Poems Project; Merrimac Mic Volumes I, II, & III), and journals (New Verse News, Scarlet Leaf Review, Peregrine Journal). Her story "Lost and Found" is included in UnCommon Minds: A Collection of AIs, Dreamwalkers, and other Psychic Mysteries. Some of Elizabeth's earlier poetry in The Valley Women's Voice is included in the Valley Women's History Collaborative, a special collection of the UMass Amherst Libraries. Follow Elizabeth at amazon.com/author/esw Read More Read Less