Elizabeth Winslow is an author, world traveler, and storyteller who brings both history and imagination vividly into life. With a deep passion for uncovering forgotten voices and preserving cultural memory, she writes historical fiction and nonfiction that illuminate the American Revolution in fresh and compelling ways. Drawing from authentic letters, recipes, and artifacts, her books invite readers to step into the kitchens, parlors, and battlefields of the eighteenth century, experiencing the human side of history through stories that are both intimate and universal.

Her upcoming works include Lost Letters of the American Revolution, a nonfiction collection that blends archival research with narrative storytelling, and Ashes to Liberty, a historical novel set against the turbulent years leading up to the Revolution. Alongside these, Elizabeth is also developing a Revolutionary-era recipe book that pairs authentic "receipts" with modern adaptations, allowing readers to taste the flavors of colonial America.

Elizabeth's storytelling is not confined to the past. She also writes timeless children's fables, echoing the spirit of Aesop and Hans Christian Andersen. These tales speak of honor, kindness, and virtue, offering lessons of courage and compassion that resonate across generations. Her children's works, including The Prince with No Name and The Fables of Avalon and the Secret Shadows, remind young and old alike that stories can both entertain and heal, pointing toward truths that endure.