liz torlée
AUTHOR
Liz has written many stories and poems over the years. Her most recent novel - A Long Walk With Fate - was published in 2025 by Blue Denim Press. Her fascination with fate is evident in all her stories, and her intriguing characters reflect both the joy and the regret of lives that do not always follow the expected path.
NOVELS
A Long Walk with Fate
(October 2025)
A story about a fateful connection between three families forced to confront long-held secrets
A Long Walk with Fate weaves universal themes of love, forgiveness and belonging into a fast-paced narrative. Readers who have come to expect international intrigue in Liz Torlée’s first two novels will not be disappointed. Janet Trull, The End of the Line
There are themes, characters and fateful events that connect the stories in these three books, but each one also stands alone as an independent novel.
connections
short stories
FLIGHT
Orion Winked
In 2025, Liz’s short story, Orion Winked, was one of four etched onto a picnic table in the Ontario town of Cobourg, as part of the ‘Poetchry’ initiative to showcase the work of local poets and authors.
Orion Winked tells the story of a woman indulging in what she believes is the futile hope that her lover, who died a year ago, will find a way to contact her.
Narrowing the field
This is a story of regret and missed opportunity. Harry, an elderly bachelor, gets an unexpected call from a young man looking for his father. Nervous, but eager to see him, Harry prepares for the meeting … but it does not go as planned.
Published in the Spirit of the Hills ‘Change’ anthology in 2024
the inspiration
Click on any of the boxes below to read about the influences that work their way into Liz's writing and the background to the stories she tells
BOOK EVENTS
Liz celebrated the publication of her third novel, A Long Walk With Fate, at book launches in Toronto and Cobourg, Ontario in October 2025.
Both events were standing-room only. With the three other Blue Denim Press authors, Liz enjoyed record sales.
Most importantly — a good time was had by all!
