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Ariadne has never been what anyone would call ordinary. A princess who trained as a priestess, she’s always known her life would never be entirely her own.
Until a foreign prince comes and wants her to betray her kingdom.
The prince isn’t alone, and his associate has plans not even the gods themselves can stand in the way of. Ariadne must choose between her kingdom and her freedom, before the family curse can claim another victim.
Welcome
Hi, welcome to my website.
I’m George Elmer. I’ve been making up stories since I knew what a story was. I’m always creating something, whether a new story or an article, and this is the place to find out more. Look around and discover a world of myths and murder.
All the best,
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The Blog
No one said writing was easy. Read George’s musings on creating fiction. They’re rather sarcastic.
George’s Writing Class
George has created a rather thorough masterclass on plotting for you to write your own next best novel.
George’s Works
George likes to create worlds, which makes sense because her head’s always in the clouds. Murder and monsters are right here.
“They’re not human, are they?”
George Elmer is an author of dark Arthurian fantasy, writing for morally ambiguous people searching for worlds with a little magic and bloodshed.
Latest from the Blog
- The 10 Ultimate Dark Fantasy Books You Haven’t Read
This shortlist of ten books are what I’d recommend for people who like a darker flavour to their bookshelves. - The Implications of Cliché Villains
When someone says to me “villains”, I immediately think of a moustache-twirling Brit in a suit stroking a white cat. Or a Brit in general. - The Implications of Immortality
We all love the idea of living forever. But there are some things authors don’t consider when they romanticise life after death. - 3 Essential Tools for Drafting Your First Novel
There are far too many articles and books out there telling you which software to use to write with. I don’t want to be “that guy” and add to that, so this article is just the three things I tell everyone who ever asks. - The Problem of Accuracy in Arthurian Legends
In writing my trilogy, I’ve learnt a few things about just how terrible King Arthur was for telling us about the Middle Ages. - The Unofficial Guide On How To Plot A Novel
In my many years of failing to complete a novel, I wrote by the seat of my pants. I didn’t know where my story went, how it would end, or anything beyond my main character.
