M E Elzeym.e. Elzey has been writing since high school in the small town of Gilbert, Arizona. He attended Arizona State University majoring in business and English literature. In the seventh grade he took his older brother's library book, J.D. Salinger's The atcher in the Rye and read it cover to cover. It was his first novel that dealt with an adult subject. It was also the book that started his love of reading and storytelling. He won several writing awards in high school and college. While attending college, he developed a keen interest in the American politics and culture of the late 1960s. At the request of several friends he began ghost writing political essays that highlighted the inequities of the times. In 1972 he went to work for Motorola, semiconductor manufacture in Phoenix, where he worked for the thirty-three years. The ghost writing continued, but the subject did. He wrote everything from restaurant menus to obituaries and everything in between. He did much more than ghost writing. During his career in electronics, he continued to write mostly short stories and novellas. Many of these stories were published in literary journals across America. In 1990 he began traveling extensively, which rebooted his interest in fiction. Thirty years later, his enthusiasm for reading, writing, and storytelling hasn't waned. Read More Read Less