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Mark Elzey lives in Tucson, Arizona with his wife Jeannie. Mark worked for a major electronics corporation for thirty-three years and lived in the midwest and Kentucky for twenty-five years. He developed a love for writing when he attended Gilbert High School in Gilbert, Arizona. Over the years he has accumulated hundreds of short stories and novellas about a variety of subjects. One area of interest has been using his childhood home of Gilbert, Arizona as the setting for much of his short fiction.
He has had the opportunity to work with various support organizations across the country whose charter it is to bring awareness to people who are facially disfigured. His book, "My Life" is the story of his own life with a disfigured face. All the proceeds from sales of this book go to various organizations that support craniofacial differences awareness.