Elisabeth Fowler

Author

About

Elisabeth Fowler is a Georgia-based novelist with Alabama roots, a head full of stories, and an unshakable belief in the power of messy, complex characters. She writes speculative and emotionally layered fiction that centers BIPOC voices, often set in worlds that feel just familiar enough to sting. Elisabeth is also the founder of Horizon Quill, a publishing imprint dedicated to uplifting underrepresented authors and reimagining the way their stories are told. When she’s not building fictional universes, she’s hopping time zones in search of story fuel, or sewing purses that are just as unpredictable as her plot twists. 

Elisabeth Fowler

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The Lost Color of Namiri

2025 Winner of the Firebird International Book Award


Purity decides who belongs—and who is left to die.

In a post-human world where panther tribes rule and color decides fate, any cub born of mixed blood is left for dead.

But the jungle keeps its own counsel. The Pariahs—a tribe of the discarded—rescue the unwanted and claim them as their...

There’s Poop in the Dating Pool: First Date Red Flags for Grown Women Navigating the Dating Scene

Put on your two-piece—we’re going swimming!

It’s time to take a quick dive into the shallow end of modern dating. With these comical yet slightly concerning dating tips, there’s nothing you will fall for while wading through today’s murky mess of a dating pool.
Put on your life jackets, ladies, and prepare yourselves for a humorous satire on...

Dying to Go Viral : A Psychological Crime Thriller

Thanks to Kassidy Rose, they died trending.

Kassidy is the queen of curated fame, a marketing prodigy whose app can predict what the world wants before it knows it does. However, the algorithm that built her empire starts to behave like a sick joke when her clients begin dying in disturbingly public ways.

Now the spotlight is on her.

Detective...

Series

Sanctuary: The Chosen Trilogy (Book 1)
Snatched: The Chosen Trilogy (Book 2) An Epic Biblically-Inspired YA Dystopia Series
S.O.S : The Chosen Trilogy: An Epic Biblically-Inspired Dystopian Series
The Chosen Trilogy: The Complete Series (Books 1-3)

The Chosen Trilogy

***WARNING***

This is not your average feel-good coming-of-age Christian fiction novel. While this tale is a clean read, it is just as much raw as it is redemptive.

In a dystopian world where faith becomes a battleground, courageous 16-year-old Raya, skilled in...

Thrillers

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Award-Winning Fantasy

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Satire & Comedy

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Other Writing

The Quiet Never Comes  This story traces a working woman's unraveling under

This story traces a working woman's unraveling under the weight of composure, where exhaustion comes not from effort but from endless restraint. As corporate culture blurs stability with entrapment, her silent defiance becomes both a breaking point and a meditation on what it means to seek relief when obligation never loosens its grip.

The Last Thing She Said Set in a repressive future where women are punished

Set in a repressive future where women are punished for defiance, this story follows one woman’s desperate search for refuge after daring to speak her truth. It explores the fragile space between compassion and betrayal, and the quiet cost of resistance.

Fragments  Stepping into the fog of dementia, this story is for those who

Stepping into the fog of dementia, this story is for those who have watched someone slip away in fragments while still trying to hold fast to the rare moments of clarity, connection, and love.

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Praise

This book broke me open and stitched me back together with gold. If you’ve ever felt like an outsider, if you’ve ever been told you’re too much or not enough, Raza’s story will feel like it was written just for you. And that final message lingers like a heartbeat: "It’s not the color of your coat that matters. It’s the color of your character."

– Avinash Ahuja, The Lost Color of Namiri

A must read for the World. If only everyone could find this truth! Having the main character have faults and a struggle to face the reality of his place in the world makes him and his story more relatable to humanity.

– OKunicorn, The Lost Color of Namiri

This book tackles current issues surrounding technology, privacy, and the darker side of viral fame, making it a timely and thought-provoking read. I found Kassidy’s character to be both strong and vulnerable, and Fowler does an excellent job portraying the emotional cost of living in a world where even the most personal details can be weaponized.

– Amy Rosner, Dying to Go Viral

Latest Updates

In a single, cataclysmic strike, America is wiped off the map, and its remaining citizens become prey in a global manhunt.

Now hunted across continents, Wylloh must navigate a...

Eighteen-year-old Ryan didn’t choose the Syndicate. It chose him.

Backed by the government and buried in secrecy, the Syndicate is a shadow organization built on surveillance,...

We’re thrilled to announce that The Lost Color of Namiri, a mythic fantasy novel by Elisabeth Fowler, has been named a Firebird Book Award Winner in the Animal Fiction...

Blog

November 16, 2025

For decades, writing advice followed a predictable template. Writers were told to outline the plot, design the world, map the twists, and then drop...

October 29, 2025

Once upon a time, villains were easy to spot.

They wore black, twirled mustaches, and laughed when the world burned. Their purpose was clear: to...

October 2, 2025

When I first imagined creating my own indie press, I didn’t start with a polished business plan. I started with a question: What would it look like...

September 14, 2025

You poured your heart into your book. You edited, formatted, and maybe even designed the cover yourself. Now comes the hard part: getting people...

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