About the Author

Eliza WyattMy name is Eliza Wyatt. I’m twenty four years old, I work with computers, dabble in art, and write fantasy novels. My current project is called ‘Blue Crystal’, which is about a woman held as a political hostage in an underground, dystopian fantasy city.

I read my first fantasy books under protest at the age of eight or nine. By thirteen, I’d finished writing my first (atrociously bad) novelette. Hopefully I’ve gotten the tripe out of my system, because I’m still at it.

I’m the strange girl who dresses in vintage clothing to go to the mall, who hunches over the computer monitor, and cackles in glee when something exciting happens. I’ve a million and one hobbies coupled with a short attention span. If you’re the sort that find that interesting, pull up a chair and feel free to follow along.

8 Comments

  1. Mental Mist said,

    Hello! I am a 30 year old fantasy/fiction dabbler… Your blog was a nice find! … Will read more of you… Good luck with the stories! Hope you find time to write more!

  2. elizaw said,

    Thank you! You too! :)

  3. edwardiangaiety said,

    Oh, great blog. Adding you to my blogroll.

  4. Caroline said,

    Thanks for the comment you left on my blog :) Love your blog btw… I’m copying Edward, you’re going on the blogroll :) Good luck with the novel, it sounds like something I’d love to read, so here’s hoping you get published.

  5. elizaw said,

    Thank you! Good luck to you as well!

  6. Lisa Damian said,

    I love fantasy. Although I write in many different areas, I’m currently working on a paranormal fantasy novel right now and am thoroughly enjoying it. Good luck with Blue Crystal.

  7. knowledgetoday said,

    I love your site. Keep it up !

  8. vajrakrishna said,

    It is always wonderful to meet writers with a clear uniqueness to their work, their passion, and their approach… I dabbled in a little fantasy myself:
    http://vajrakrishna.wordpress.com/category/kaos/0-world-of-kaos/

    But mostly, I am an aspiring filmmaker and screenwriter. Nice to meet you.

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