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Elizabeth Jakimow is an Australian writer, who writes about faith and Christianity. She has a blog called Fringe Faith, which discuss society and culture, from a faith perspective. Elizabeth has also just published her first book, She Thinks of Jesus, a collection of short stories told from the point of view of women who witnessed events in the gospels.


Background Information

 The biggest influence on my writing at the moment is my Christian faith. However, I have been writing since I was a child. I can't remember a time when I didn't want to write. In primary school, in started with rhyming poetry, and Roald Dahl was a major influence on me. Another one of my lifelong loves is history. And so writing was a good way to explore what life was like in another time. I'm not sure that I have any authors that really influenced the way I wrote about history though. 

Birth Place
Canberra,  Australia