Elizabeth Flock writes fiction about family trauma, mental health and the secrets children or adults construct to survive unstable households. Me & Emma is narrated by a young girl living with her mother and abusive stepfather, with her relationship to her sister becoming central to a story whose perspective cannot be taken entirely at face value. What Happened to My Sister returns to connected characters and the consequences of that family history. But Inside I’m Screaming follows a television journalist entering psychiatric treatment after a breakdown, while Sleepwalking in Daylight turns towards a family split by disconnection between parent and teenager. Flock’s prose is accessible, emotionally direct and often structured around withheld information. Her work sits within psychological family fiction, trauma narratives and domestic drama. Me & Emma is the defining entry for readers who like child narrators and late revelations that change the meaning of earlier scenes. Read more Less
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