Ariel Elizabeth is a writer of dark, lyrical worlds where memory, trauma, and transformation intertwine. Her work blends confessional intimacy with mythic and gothic surrealism, creating stories that feel both deeply personal and quietly otherworldly.

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   She is the author of Zeke the Lost Little Zombie and is currently developing The Bone Lantern Archive and her poetry collection, Fractures of Memory. Her writing explores the fragile space between who we are and who we become—where healing is not linear, and identity is something we continuously rewrite.

Ariel holds a degree in creative writing from Southern New Hampshire University and is currently continuing her studies at the graduate level, deepening both her craft and creative voice.

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   She writes for those who have felt too much, remembered too deeply, and are still learning how to become.