Elizabeth Quirk has an MA in Literature from Texas State University in addition to her BA in English from UNC-Chapel Hill.
Her short story "Plague of Wolves" won the James Hurst Award for Fiction in 2021 and her short story "The Intimacy of Longitude and Latitude" was first runner-up for the 2023 Robert Day Award for Fiction. Her short story "Meg's Fever" was nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
She lives with her husband, two black cats, and a beagle.
She is currently working on a novel.
"May Queen," The Tiny Journal
second runner-up in (re)tell me a story contest
"Meg's Fever" and "Letty's Saint," LEON Literary Review
"Downflight," The Bookends Review
"Dot's Tangle," Chariot Press
"Plague of Wolves," Waxing and Waning
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