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ABOUT SERAPHIM

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.

In addition to his traditional-track work, he writes a range of independent creative projects, including the allegorical novella That Hideous Light .

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.