About CP Silver

C. P. Silver didn’t set out to write epic fantasy. For years she followed paths that seemed far more practical—practicing law, mastering French, even dabbling in Chinese medicine. Yet through it all, one thing never let go: the quiet pull of story.

Born of Caribbean heritage and raised in the Cayman Islands, she grew up surrounded by the rhythms of island life before becoming a French national and settling in Europe. That mix of cultures, languages, and landscapes continues to shape the way she imagines worlds, complex and alive with hidden histories.

Her debut novel, Whispers of the Elixir, unfolds in a world where matriarchy is absolute—from the first breath of creation, to the empress on the throne, right down to the smallest rhythms of family life—recasting questions of power, inheritance, and identity through an unapologetically female lens. In this matriarchal empire, wielding the wrong kind of magic could cost you your life. Praised for its evocative prose and lush worldbuilding, the book explores power, identity, and quiet defiance.

Silver has been writing since childhood, when she stapled together her first “book” about runaway rabbits. Over the years, stories continued, growing more intricate as her life did. She now writes full time, guided by a belief that “in every world—real or imagined—the stories we hold close shape who we become.”

When she’s not writing, you’ll find her walking forest trails, rereading beloved classics, or listening to fantasy audiobooks while exploring the countryside with her small dog. She draws inspiration from nature, language, and the quiet moments where imagination slips through.

AUTHOR INTERVIEWS and GUEST POSTS
 
 
NO AI — A Word From the Author

I don’t use AI to write my books and stories. Since I believe writing is an art form—something to be practiced, learned and, hopefully, mastered—I feel that in order to achieve this I need to use my own brain and the creative power God gave me.

 

Which is no hate to those who go in the opposite direction—I know how hard it is to have something to say and lack the skills to say it: I took 6 years to learn those skills while I wrote Whispers of the Elixir! But I believe AI books should be clearly identified as such and have their own separate space, for people who like that sort of thing.

 

This is not one of those spaces.