Elizabeth Smith is a writer, artist, and teacher living in Brooklyn. She has several short stories published in e-zines and magazines, including Starry Night Review, Terrain, Carve, and Madhatter’s Review. She has an extensive collection of pulp Westerns from the fifties, and her own writing and visual artwork often dip into the genre’s style. She has been a featured reader in New York City, and is the recipient of residencies and fellowships for her work on her novel, Loveland.
Stories in Smokelong Quarterly
Story:
You Only Get One Chance to Be El Latigo
Interview: Smoking With Elizabeth Smith
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