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  • March 19, 2016 – Instead of a musing, Elizabeth has posted a new poem, “Together.”
  • March 11, 2016 – Elizabeth has posted a new musing, “The Right Rock.”
  • December 2014 – There is now a new permanent page for the Christmas excerpt from Life’s Attic. Both this excerpt and the one from the beginning of the book are directly accessible from the drop down menu for the Life’s Attic page.
  • December 4, 2014 – noon to 4pm: Elizabeth will be playing the harp at Winchester Galleries at 2260 Oak Bay Avenue in Victoria, BC for the Opening Reception of an exhibition featuring artists Joe Coffey and Nathan Birch. No admission charge.
  • November 22, 2014 – noon to 4pm: Elizabeth will be playing the harp at Winchester Galleries at 2260 Oak Bay Avenue in Victoria, BC for their Winter Exhibition. “Step in from the cold, and enjoy the celebratory atmosphere of Winchester Galleries’ First Annual Winter Exhibition.” See full details at the address below. No admission charge.
  • November 1, 2014 – 1pm to 5pm: Elizabeth will be playing the harp at Winchester Galleries at 2260 Oak Bay Avenue in Victoria, BC for the Opening Reception of an exhibition featuring artists Andy Wooldridge and Haren Vakil. No admission charge.
  • September 20, 2014 – 1pm to 5pm: Elizabeth will be playing the harp at Winchester Galleries at 2260 Oak Bay Avenue in Victoria, BC for a special preview of “20/20: A Celebratory Exhibition.” Gunter Heinrich and Anthony Sam, principals of Winchester Galleries and Winchester Modern announce a special exhibition and sale to celebrate their twenty years in business. “We are honored to be marking the occasion of our 20th anniversary with a show of masterworks,” said Heinrich, “and we invite everyone to join us.” No admission charge.
  • August 1, 2014 – The digital version of Life’s Attic is finally available. It may be downloaded from most online booksellers including Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Chapters, Copia, and Scribd. It will also soon be available on iBooks at the iTunes store. The previously released print version is also available if you prefer paper to screens.
  • July 12, 2014 – 1pm to 5pm: Elizabeth will be playing the harp at Winchester Galleries at 2260 Oak Bay Avenue in Victoria, BC for the Opening Reception of an exhibition featuring artists Terry Fenton and Sheena Lott. No admission charge.
  • July 9, 2014 – In advance of the upcoming release of Life’s Attic as an eBook, a new book description has been added.
  • June 14, 2014 – 1pm to 5pm: Elizabeth will be playing the harp at Winchester Galleries at 2260 Oak Bay Avenue in Victoria, BC for the Opening Reception of an exhibition featuring artists Tad Suzuki and Ronald Markham. No admission charge.
  • May 10, 2014 – 1pm to 5pm: Elizabeth will be playing the harp at Winchester Galleries at 2260 Oak Bay Avenue in Victoria, BC for the Opening Reception of an exhibition and sale of a diverse private art collection including paintings, graphics and sculpture by:

    Georges Braque, Jules R. Herve, Aristide Maillol, Pablo Picasso, Fried Pal, Erwin Eichinger, Percy Lancaster, Mary Mason, Thomas Hart Benton, Jim Dine, Antoine Bittar, Pegi Nichol MacLoed, Dorothy Knowles, Rudy Kehkla, Michael Lonechild, Joseph Plaskett and many others.

  • April 12, 2014 – 1pm to 5pm: Elizabeth will be playing the harp at Winchester Galleries at 2260 Oak Bay Avenue in Victoria, BC for the Opening Reception of two wonderful artists, Brad Pasutti and Avis Rasmussen. No admission charge.
  • April 10, 2014: Redesign of this website goes live.
  • Upcoming Release: Life’s Attic will soon also be available as an eBook in all popular digital formats. More details to follow soon. Please note, the print version is already available, details here.
  • Midwest Book Review recommends Life’s Attic. Read the review.
  • Release of Life’s Attic, Elizabeth Ely’s first novel.
    • Life’s Attic is a love story, an optimistic and, at times, humorous journey of hope and happiness amid the challenges of life and death.
    • This novel is now available at all major online retailers and by special order at most local bookstores. Autographed copies are available here.

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