George Frampton

About the Author

George Frampton is a captivating storyteller whose narratives weave the rich tapestry of regional folklore with a touch of whimsical absurdity. Born and raised in the misty landscapes of East Kent, Frampton draws inspiration from the area's ancient traditions and enigmatic customs, infusing his prose with vivid imagery and subtle humor. His debut work, Discordant Comicals: The Hooden Horse of East Kent, explores the playful yet eerie world of local festivals through the lens of a bumbling protagonist entangled in mythical escapades. With a keen eye for the peculiar and a penchant for blending history with fantasy, Frampton's writing invites readers to rediscover the magic hidden in everyday rituals. An avid collector of folk tales, he continues to craft stories that celebrate the quirky spirit of British heritage.