About Elizabeth Enslin

Supported by a 2009 Individual Artist Fellowship award from the Oregon Arts Commission, I'm currently working on an ethnographic memoir - Sacred Threads - about my experiences as an anthropologist and family member in Nepal. I also serve as a graduate advisor in the Master of Arts Program in Environmental Studies at Prescott College, Arizona.

I grew up in Seattle and now live with my partner and our standard poodle in Oregon. We divide our time between a house in Portland and a yurt in Wallowa County.

If you'd like to know more about me and my writing, visit www.elizabethenslin.com

"A Grammar for Yurt Living, The Smoking Poet, Winter 2009/2010.

"Three Signs of Maturity," Opium Magazine, September 2009.

"A Nature Lover's Phobia," Fringe Magazine: The Environment Issue, March 2009.

"Looking for Black Gibbons," In the Mist: A Women's Outdoor Literary Jourrnal, January 2009.

"Grandpa's Death Blanket," Oregon Literary Review, January 2009.