Welcome!
My name is Elenora Rose Sabin. I write as E. Rose Sabin largely because people
tend to misspell Elenora. I live in Pinellas County, Florida, with my two wonderful
dogs Juliet and Pixie. I adopted Juliet, a pit bull mix, from a shelter. She'd been
abandoned and picked up as a stray. She's very playful and very loving. Pixie, my
newest dog, is also a rescue. She's still shy and easily frightened, but will improve
with time, I'm sure. She's a beautiful dog, and she and Juliet love to play together.
I'm a former teacher, having taught Spanish and English for many years, mostly in
middle school, but also as an adjunct instructor in junior college. I'm now devoting
my time to writing fantasy, science fiction and novels. My stories have
won many awards, and A School for Sorcery—my first novel—won the Andre Norton Gryphon
award in 1992, an award then given by novelist Andre Norton for an unpublished
manuscript of the best fantasy novel submitted by a new woman fantasy writer.
I am currently working on novels set in the same world as A School for Sorcery,
as well as other, unrelated novels.
News
Just Off The Presses: A House Full of Dreams is my newest book:
Cecily Storm finds herself caught up in a web of terror, love, and death after her
mother, Frisia Storm, inherits a huge, weird old house and decides to turn it into a
bed-and-breakfast inn. To learn more about A House Full of Dreams, visit my novels page
on this website.
Other books recently published include my first book for elementary school children.
Grandy's Grand Inventions is intended for children ages 6-10 or grades 1-4. The fantasy
novel To the Far Side of the Forest is for teens, and for adults are two novels Deathright
and the urban fantasy Were House. To learn more about these books, go to my novels page,
or visit my
Amazon.com page.
I have established my own imprint, Arucadi Enterprises, and will be publishing more
books in the Arucadi series as well as other unrelated novels under that imprint. I
am also editing and formatting books for other writers who wish to self-publish, but
need some help in doing so.
