Bio
Elizabeth is an aesthete! Her love for writing sparked during her childhood days where she would sit in a secluded spot to write for hours after school and on weekends. It was probably just a hobby. But it evolved into a passion throughout her high school years, where she was an active participant in the Writers, Debaters, and Drama Club. By the time she earned her bachelor's degree, she discovered that writing was more than just a hobby and an interest - a profession.
As a former World Literacy Ambassador for Ghana through the World Literacy Foundation, she embarked on a practical reading project, where she inspired over 700 youths to read daily which in the process improved their literacy level. To date, she is actively involved in reading and writing activities to promote literacy in communities.
Elizabeth was awarded the winner of the 2019 Perdurable Writers Award for General Fiction Infinite. Her novel, 'The New Normal', was shortlisted for the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) Anthology of Short Stories, 2020.
She graced the e-Ananse book reading session and her storytelling abilities earned her a narrative interview session with Leti Arts Game Company. She also sat as an Open Round Table Judge for the ENACTUS National Level Competition in 2021.
Elizabeth is a proud member of the Ghana Association of Writers (GAW) as well as the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI). She is committed to reducing illiteracy in society by undertaking reading and writing initiatives. She is an author, an environmentalist, and a food junkie.
As a former World Literacy Ambassador for Ghana through the World Literacy Foundation, she embarked on a practical reading project, where she inspired over 700 youths to read daily which in the process improved their literacy level. To date, she is actively involved in reading and writing activities to promote literacy in communities.
Elizabeth was awarded the winner of the 2019 Perdurable Writers Award for General Fiction Infinite. Her novel, 'The New Normal', was shortlisted for the Economic Commission for Africa (ECA) Anthology of Short Stories, 2020.
She graced the e-Ananse book reading session and her storytelling abilities earned her a narrative interview session with Leti Arts Game Company. She also sat as an Open Round Table Judge for the ENACTUS National Level Competition in 2021.
Elizabeth is a proud member of the Ghana Association of Writers (GAW) as well as the Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI). She is committed to reducing illiteracy in society by undertaking reading and writing initiatives. She is an author, an environmentalist, and a food junkie.
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Testimonials
The nature of my work leaves me less time to write. I contacted Elizabeth about ghostwriting services, and I had no regrets. My concept with her remained confidential and was well-executed too. It’s a 5-star service rate for me!

Ohenewaa
Nurse
I recently picked up copies of her new book for kids and was overwhelmed. 'Who Cares?' is a simple story that youngsters can read and comprehend. I always feel 'safe' when I read content from her. It is never misleading.

Bubune
Child Psychologist
Elizabeth should establish a consulting firm. Honestly, she’s among the few who have the patience to walk people through writing services. She patiently walked me through the process, and eventually, I made the greatest decision which saved me so much money.

Anaquah
Researcher
I’ve had no regrets about reaching out for Elizabeth's writing services. From start to finish, she was brutally honest with me. I needed work done within a period and she didn't disappoint. Most of the time, I feel she puts service before money, unlike others I have worked with. Her honesty stands out.

Tracey
Administrator