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Author.
Mythologist.
Producer.

Jasmine Elmer is a writer, producer and myth explorer fascinated by the stories women carry through time. She brings the mystical, the magical and the mythic alive, reclaiming goddesses, witches, and female dragon slayers for the modern feminine. Her work invites readers to reconnect with their own power, imagination and soul. Her work is part myth, part history and part feminist manifesto.

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More about Jasmine
More about Jasmine

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ANNOUNCED!

Slay: Ancient Legends of Female Slayers and the Hidden Mythology of Dragons

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IT’S HERE

Goddess with a Thousand Faces
is officially released!

It has been an absolute journey getting this book out into the world, and I am so incredibly proud of it!

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Philosophy

I believe that women can find themselves in myth. When I encounter goddesses, female slayers, witches and heroines, I see reflections of strength, courage and wisdom that have always been inside of us.

These stories are not distant they are alive, calling us to reclaim the power, creativity, and voice the world has long tried to silence.

Allow myth to show you the way…