About Me

Elizabeth Bobbitt has a Master’s in Writing from the University of Salford in Manchester, UK. She also holds a PhD in English from the University of York.​​

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A lifelong Anglophile from San Antonio, Texas, her writings are inspired by the way steam curls off the surface of a teacup at an English seaside hotel.

 

Since returning from her time in England, she has found endless inspiration in rediscovering the quiet romance of a Texas front porch on a midsummer's eve or the replenishing quiet of a hill country retreat. Most recently, her work has appeared in 78209 Magazine.

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Elizabeth is working on her first novel, Castle Motterigg.

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Her academic research focuses on early Gothic texts, and she is currently editing Ann Radcliffe’s poetry for Cambridge University Press.