Deb Elkink writes from her cottage on the banks of a lovely creek in the rolling hills of southern Alberta, Canada, a stone’s throw from the Montana border. Her fiction—literary with a theological twist—incorporates travel and tastebuds and tumults of the heart.
Deb Elkink writes from her cottage on the banks of a lovely creek in the rolling hills of southern Alberta, Canada, a stone’s throw from the Montana border. Her fiction—literary with a theological twist—incorporates travel and tastebuds and tumults of the heart.
Deb Elkink's Projects
ROOTS AND BRANCHES: THE SYMBOL OF THE TREE IN THE IMAGINATION OF G. K. CHESTERTON
Everyone loves a riddle, and late-Victorian British writer G. K. Chesterton was a jester extraordina... more
THE RED JOURNAL
Flirty globetrotter Sybil badgers her friend Libby to travel along in seeking out the world’s “sacre... more
THE THIRD GRACE
The past casts a long shadow, especially when it points to a woman’s first love. Her name was Mary G... more
