About Me
Hi, I'm Elizabeth Enochs,
(sounds like: ee - nix)
but you can call me Liz.
I'm a writer from a small town in southeast Missouri.
If you'd like to, you can order my nonfiction prose chapbook:
You can read more of my creative nonfiction over at MoonPark Review, Reckon Review, Throats to the sky, Complete Sentence,
Scrawl Place, and Indecent.
You'll find my poetry at Drunk Monkeys, The Voices Project, Scrawl Place (here and here), and in the The Quarterl(y) Journal: Let's go to the Movies issue as well as in the Bible Belt Queers zine: Queer in the Time of Covid.
My fiction pieces have been published by OPEN: Journal of Arts and Letters, Remington Review, Amethyst Review, The Raven Review, superfroot, and Every Day Fiction.
As a journalist, I've written about health and wellness, travel, cannabis, life in rural America, LGBTQ+ issues, environmentalism, animal welfare, veganism and vegetarianism, sexual violence in many forms — including intimate partner sexual violence — and much more. I've written quite a few shopping guides in my day as well.
My nonfiction articles, op-eds, guides, and personal essays have been published by Bustle, Leafly, New Now Next, The Dodo, HelloGiggles, The Establishment, Narratively, PS, USA Today 10Best, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, Columbia Missourian, and others. You can check out some of my personal favorites here.