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Elizabeth D’Onofrio was not born in a small cabin in the woods of Wisconsin; however, her dream to live in a dugout house on the banks of a small creek remains dear to her heart. As a pioneer wordsmith she has crossed the plains of tedium and writes rich and vivid stories that boldly pave the way for the new era of fiction. She currently lives in Arizona, having to be satisfied at present with sitting beside a small dry creek of pebbles in her Zen Garden. After the drama of ushering the adorable yet highly deadly critters of the American Southwest out of her Zen Garden, she finds the garden to be rather relaxing, except in the summer when the danger of spontaneous combustion becomes a caution. She has never been called "Danny."

Elizabeth D’Onofrio was not born in a small cabin in the woods of Wisconsin; however, her dream to live in a dugout house on the banks of a small creek remains dear to her heart. As a pioneer wordsmith she has crossed the plains of tedium and writes rich and vivid stories that boldly pave the way for the new era of fiction. She currently lives in Arizona, having to be satisfied at present wi... More