
Kentucky’s Story Honors Poet Elizabeth Beck: A Voice of Resilience and Creativity
Poet Elizabeth Beck Chosen to Help Tell Kentucky’s Story Kentucky has a rich history of storytelling, from its bluegrass ballads to the works of renowned
B. Elizabeth Beck
Elizabeth is a writer, artist, and teacher who lives with her family in Lexington, Kentucky.
When not writing books, she likes to see live music, walk her dogs, cook, and garden.
B. Elizabeth Beck is the author of five collections of poetry, including Mama Tried (Broadstone Books) winner of the American Book Fest Prize for Poetry.
She is the author of the Summer Tour Trilogy. Swan Songs is her debut collection of short stories. She was a finalist in the Kentucky State Poetry Society Grand Prix Prize and has been nominated several times for the Pushcart Prize.
Elizabeth is a recipient of The Kentucky Foundation for Women grant. Her work appears in journals and anthologies, including Poetica Magazine, Appalachian Review, Limestone Blue, and Harvard Education Press.
Elizabeth founded two poetry series, Teen Howl, and Poetry at the/ˈtā-bəl/ in Lexington, Kentucky.
Poet Elizabeth Beck Chosen to Help Tell Kentucky’s Story Kentucky has a rich history of storytelling, from its bluegrass ballads to the works of renowned
After years of researching art and writing ekphrastic poetry, B. Elizabeth Beck gifts us with her own work of art. Painted Daydreams is a book about the
AUTHOR’S BIO Elizabeth Beck is a writer, artist, and teacher who lives with her family in Lexington, Kentucky. Her debut novel, “Summer Tour” is now available. She