Liz Carey, LLC

Welcome to Liz Carey's portfolio website. Explore the creative work and projects of an award-winning writer and reporter. From books delving into hidden histories and quirky products to go with them to classes on self-publishing, Carey brings her passion and dedication to helping others tell their story.

Liz Carey

Award-winning journalist with 30+ years experience. Storyteller. Author. Teacher. Speaker. Also available for one-on-one mentoring and consulting.

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Liz's Portfolio

From books to magazine articles to daily news coverage, you can find samples of Liz's writing here.

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Our Services

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Writing and Reporting

For more than 30 years, Liz has been writing the stories of those around her. Whether its reporting on a breaking news story or helping others tell the story of their ancestors, Liz is able to create a piece that will resonate with readers. Additionally, Liz has ghostwritten the biographies of more than a dozen people who needed help telling their story.

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Mentoring and Instructing

Whether its one-on-one mentoring to help people learn how to improve their writing, or teaching classes on writing, Liz has more than five years of experience helping would be authors hone their craft. Coming soon, Liz will have video classes on self-publishing, becoming a freelance writer and others.

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Publishing

With more options than ever before, getting your book published is not the struggle it once was. Liz's company, Heritage Link Press, provides authors with a cafeteria-style process to publishing their completed manuscript. From simply publishing a few books to give to friends and family to launching a hardcopy piece of literature, Heritage Link Press can help you make your dream of being a published author come true.

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Explore the Collection

Here's where you'll find all things Liz - from branded fun stuff to books to classes (coming soon!). Stop in and check out our selection of cups, mugs, Bigfoot merchandise and other fun things.

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Staying safe in Dangerous Times: A Primer for boys and sexual assault

President Trump put it all too well – “It’s a very scary time for young men in America.” And he’s right. He’s so right. How frightening it must be to know that you could be sitting there at a party, chilling with your best buds, having a large time, and then, the next thing you know, some 20 or 30 years later, that errant hug, friendly wrestling match or slipping kiss will turn out to have offended someone. Go figure. And it is a scary thing to know that you could be on the t

Tasting memories

Since Friday, I've been thinking about the premiere of Downton Abbey. As Masterpiece Theater classic television goes, it is the best of high period drama. It is also one of my guilty indulgences. When I watch it, I sometimes think of what it would be like to be Elizabeth McGovern's character and live out my days leisurely with servants to do all of the things I scream at my kids to do. I imagine dressing for a dinner that someone else cooks, on dishes I’ll never have to wash

Soup beans and cornbread

Last Sunday was soup beans and cornbread night in our house. It was 60s out in May in the South, so it was soup weather. And what good is soup without cornbread, right? There was a time when I wasn't exactly proud of telling anyone that we regularly ate soup beans. I mean it is a reminder of my family’s poor upbringing. It’s rural Kentucky food. It’s mountain food. It’s not the food that anyone is going to put on the menu at a fine dining restaurant, but everyone has seen on