Elizabeth A. Petersdorf is a fiction writer based in Los Angeles. With a background in theatre, Elizabeth specialises in plays that utilise unique theatrical elements with an often macabre tone. Her first work, TELL TALE, debuted in the spring of 2013 at the University of Southern California, and was directed by student Annie Jankowski. She is known to incorporate other mediums of art to her works, such as photography, as points of inspiration. She takes inspiration from the writing styles of Edgar Allan Poe, Samuel Beckett, and F. Scott Fitzgerald, and is a huge fan of fellow writers and good friends Jordan Merimee and Nicholas Slayton.