Seraphim George is a novelist, poet, and playwright from New England whose work explores the haunted edges of the literary imagination, blending psychological horror, mystery, dark comedy, and spiritual allegory. His fiction centers on his flagship literary horror novel, Vera, which is currently seeking traditional representation.

He is also the author of Mariner’s Hollow, an award-winning YA supernatural mystery whose rights have since reverted, and a reimagined adult version is in development. In addition to his traditional-track work, he writes a range of independent creative projects, including the allegorical novella That Hideous Light and the serialized dark fiction story Black Coffee, currently published in installments on Substack.

Seraphim is the author of several poetry collections, including The Floating World, Milkweed for Monarchs, A Swiftly Tilting Shore, and Dear Seamus Heaney. His writing has been noted for its gothic atmosphere, psychological depth, wry humor, and philosophical undercurrents. Whether through a novel of horror, a work of satire, or a meditation in verse, his aim is constant: to craft stories that linger in the imagination long after the page is turned.