I write dark urban fantasy stories for people looking for worlds with wit, a little magic, and the consequences of terrible decisions.

George Elmer is an author of dark urban fantasy, writing for people looking for worlds with wit, a little magic, and the consequences of terrible decisions.

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George Elmer

George Elmer is a dark urban fantasy author, which is awesome because she writes books. She lives in rural England, an excellent source of both potential horror stories and rich history to chuck into those horror stories. She’s written creepy stories since she knew what a pencil was for. It’s just taken her forever to finish the projects she starts. When she’s not writing, George is researching medieval history or planning how to kill off characters in violent and unusual ways.

They’re not human, are they?
George’s Grandmother, upon reading her earlier work
current project

Ghost in the Cyborg

On the verge of termination, a runaway teen cyborg experiment hides with a regular family to escape the government facility who created him; but when the head scientist decides the town itself is collateral in his hunt for the cyborg, he must confront his very origins if he wants a life beyond the facility.

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Valerian Bone

These Kind of Knaves

Crimson Prince

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The musings of a fan of myths, legends, and making up stories.

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George Elmer is an author of dark urban fantasy, writing for people looking for worlds with wit, a little magic, and the consequences of terrible decisions.

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