Elizabeth Hrib

The very first image that ever popped into my brain in regards to The Dark In-Between was this giant, white marble statue shattering into a million crystal pieces. I know, dramatic! The thing that stuck out to me the most when I thought about it was that the statue had giant, feathery wings. It was an angel.So, this was going … Read More

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When I started writing The Dark In-Between, I knew a couple of things in terms of the location. I knew that the story took place in a small town. I knew there was water involved and a lighthouse, so perhaps near the ocean. I’ve heard it said to write what you know. And well, I grew up in a big, … Read More

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I was in fourth grade the first time I learned what a character sketch was. I remember this because I was tasked with writing a short story and I had absolutely no clue what to write about. This was back when I was far too serious to be a nine-year-old and I was convinced I hated everything there was to … Read More

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The funny thing about writing a book and getting it published is that after you finish actually writing the book, the next thing you do is... rewrite the book.Yes, I am talking about edits!Being my first published book, I wasn’t exactly sure what to expect with the whole editing process. Sure, I’d heard about this scary thing called an edit … Read More

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I get my best ideas when I’m with my sister. She’s like my muse of sorts. Or maybe it just happens that we’re always together when inspiration strikes. Maybe we hang out with each other too much? Just kidding! My sister is my favorite person, and even though she doesn’t always understand what I’m babbling on about, she always supports … Read More

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