Lincolnshire's 30 Under 30!
Delighted to have been listed under Lincolnshire's 30 Under 30 Rising Star Professionals by The Lincolnite!
"The Lincolnite’s 30 Under 30 celebrates the rising stars in Lincoln and Lincolnshire, with the 2022 edition bringing a new generation of talent, ambition and drive to the fore — making them the young people to watch.
"There is no doubt Elizabeth Train-Brown is destined for greatness in the world of writing. Beth left William Farr High School with Grade 9 across nearly all GCSEs, plus three A*s and one B at A Level. She was also the Lord Lieutenant’s Army Cadet and has wowed a number of Lincolnshire dignitaries with her other talent – fire breathing!
"Beth’s passion for writing led her to the English Literature and Creative Writing course at Lancaster University. Through her studies, she has been published more than 50 times and is also lauded for her journalism work with student news website SCAN, where she achieved Winner of the coveted Best News Coverage and Reporter of the Year, three years in a row.
"She has also produced two highly successful plays, and won high-profile awards for her writing, including two nominations for the Pushcart Prize, two shortlisting for Poet of the Year, Artist’s Choice in Rattle's Ekphrastic Poetry Competition, and Highly Commended in the 2021 Erbacce Prize for Poetry.
"Her extensive list of published works can be found in esteemed poetry titles, magazines and festivals. Among her latest achievements is a collection of poetry, published by Renard Press, ‘Salmacis: Becoming Not Quite a Woman’. It has already received a number of commendations and is tipped for huge success.
"Beth now plans to publish a series of novels aimed at older teens. The series, which has been in the making for some time, is something she is extremely proud of."
