God's Answer is Know

Elizabeth Ann Atkins loves escorting writers along the exhilarating yet sometimes exhausting and intimidating journey of writing, publishing, and promoting books. She's written about 40 books-fiction and non-fiction, published by major New York publishing houses as well as by the company she founded with her sister, Two Sisters Writing & Publishing.As America's Book Coach, she guides aspiring writers along the sometimes treacherous terrain of writing, publishing, and promoting a book in her "6 Months to Book Success" program.As creator and host of The Goddess Power Show with Elizabeth Ann Atkins, and author of The Biss Tribe: Activating Your Goddess Power, she's on a mission to edu-tain women to live bigger, better, and bolder and achieve their infinite potential. She co-hosts the Emmy Award-nominated TV talk show MI Healthy Mind, which airs every Sunday on major networks across Michigan, and aims to shatter the stigma around mental illness, addiction, and abuse.Elizabeth writes fiction and nonfiction, ranging from erotica to memoirs for accomplished leaders, as well as spirituality, such as her 2019 memoir, God's Answer is Know: Lessons from a Spiritual Life.With a master's degree in Journalism from Columbia University and a bachelor's degree in English Literature from the University of Michigan, Elizabeth's books include novels White Chocolate, Dark Secret and Twilight (with Billy Dee Williams). Elizabeth has ghostwritten books for executives, prominent government and civic leaders, physicians, a surgeon, veterans, an intuitive medium, a family that triumphed on NBC's The Biggest Loser, an insurance agent, and a quadriplegic man who lived his dream to become a record company CEO. Her novellas about empowering women to overcome abuse and identity crises were published in My Blue Suede Shoes: An Anthology and Other People's Skin: An Anthology. Elizabeth runs Two Sisters Writing and Publishing with her sister, the young adult author Catherine M. Greenspan. Together they have published dozens of books, including two annual anthologies of short stories by international writers who won the Two Sisters' ongoing short story writing contests. Elizabeth is a health and fitness enthusiast whose 100-pound weight loss was featured on Oprah. She has taught writing at Wayne State University, Oakland University, Wayne County Community College District, and at national conferences. As a speaker who promotes human harmony, Elizabeth was previously represented by the American Program Bureau. She rouses ovations by reciting her autobiographical poem, "White Chocolate," and has spoken at Columbia University, the University of Michigan, GM's World Diversity Day, Gannett, 100 Black Men, the NAACP, and many other venues. As an actress, Elizabeth plays a major role in the feature-length film Anything Is Possible, nominated for "Best Foreign Film" by the Nollywood and African Film Critics Association. And Elizabeth plays a 1950s journalist in the international shipwreck drama, The Andrea Doria: Are The Passengers Saved?Elizabeth has been a guest on Oprah, Montel, NPR, Good Morning America Sunday, The CBS Evening News, and many national TV shows. After writing her master's thesis about mixed-race Americans, her work appeared in The New York Times, The San Diego Tribune, Essence, Ebony, and many publications. Her Detroit News articles on race were nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, and she wrote a biography for the Presidential Medal of Freedom tribute for Rosa Parks.