Paperback Writer!

Elizabeth's book is now a paperback! Wondrous and slightly terrifying: anybody can self-publish a book on Amazon not only for Kindle readers, but in paperback. We've plowed ahead and published Elizabeth's book and you can buy a paperback copy here!

You can buy the Kindle ebook version here.

And you can read the wattpad version here.

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