Elizarah O’Neduncan aka E.O is a private person for reasons explained in her books, she writes true stories into her fantasy stories to help heal her traumatic wounds from her past.

Greetings, when I was younger, I was instructed to write down my life for therapy, I have a very traumatic past. My mother said to me “You have so many stories you should write a book”, So I did! But because of my stories involving real situations, I like to keep my identity private for the most part. I am in my thirties, married, and have a child. I was raised in a hyper-religious setting so my thirst for rebellion is strong. I am not allowed to speak ill about it so I tell what happened within my storytelling.
I write to help myself heal and I truly hope I can help any readers of my work to be entertained as well as heal them too.
I have always loved stories, I was very sheltered so all I did was watch movies, read manga, play video games, watch anime, draw, and write. I noticed while I was growing up there were not many superhero movies and shows with enough of the topics I enjoy in them.
A balance of violence, drama, and romance, it was always very little of one and too much of the other. So I decided to write my own, putting everything I have into it.
As I have been able to leave my past behind, I have been able to further my education (not professionally, wasn’t allowed to) and I was able to get a children’s book published with Dorrance Publishing.

Namazzi: The lost mermaid. I designed the book to help children read by colored print associated with words since the area where I live has a low reading skill percentage. I taught my child how to read at an early age using this technique of colors associated with text and I wanted to share it with others to give their kids a chance to have a brighter future, as we know reading is vital.

However, the paperback copies were very expensive to make and the books didn’t go in stores. I donated my extra copies (80+ copies) to local book donation boxes, the books are always taken from the boxes and I restock it with more, it makes me happy to think I am helping cure the reading problem in my area.
I would love to leave a mark on the world, knowing that my suffering wasn’t for nothing and that maybe my suffering will help someone else to survive.
I intend to continue writing my superhero series, making artwork and hopefully seeing more of the world from beyond the walls. But until then I will keep dreaming, imagining, and creating my future.

“A handful of action scenes further energize the narrative and showcase the powers that the heroes are still learning to control.”
– Kirkus Reviews