Elizabeth walked into a science meeting at the Rhine Research Center in Durham six years ago and her life hasn’t been the same since. By day, she is a moderately mannered clinical laboratory technician, but her nights are spent studying the poorly understood abilities of the mind, consciousness, and reality as we know it. Her original intention was to write a novel about a woman who could touch objects and receive impressions (psychometry) which still may happen one day. Instead, she is writing a series about a telepathic teen named Calliope O’Callahan for the young adults who may be struggling to understand their unusual abilities. Much of what is in the series has actually been studied as true phenomena and is an accurate portrayal of real psychic experiences. Elizabeth is a member of the Rhine Research Center and New Thinking Allowed Foundation and a copy editor for the Journal of Parapsychology and the New Thinking Allowed series of YouTube videos. She also has a parapsychology blog which complements her series of novels called The Adventures of Calliope O’Callahan.