Elizabeth Creely is a fifth generation Californian who lives and writes in San Francisco.
She received an M.F.A. from San Francisco State University in 2005 and has written two essays: "Imagined Nation" published in the Mississippi Review in 2004, and "Inherited Landscapes" soon to appear in the New Hibernia Review in 2012.
For a short time in 2010, she wrote a column on biking in San Francisco for the online newspaper examiner.com. She's currently at work a monograph about Patricia Maginnis, a sixties-era abortion rights activist.
In her spare time she continues to explore California's coastal ranges, rivers and is rapidly becoming an expert on mosquito repellent.
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