A confession.
I make a lot of things. Often, I feel as though if I don’t, my head will crack open and I’ll lose all of my ideas in one great explosion that will kill everyone I love… Okay, that’s a little dramatic, but bringing ideas to life has always been a therapeutic process for me.
However, creativity is fickle. I go from project to project with bursts of energy, only to stop after a day or two and not touch it for weeks (years). It’s a miracle I finish anything at all. Below is a sample of what I’ve managed to complete. Explore at your own risk. They might be a little rough around the edges; don’t hurt yourself.
Fiction
(Short Story) A girl, who would be twelve in two weeks, slept in a bed for a much younger child. Around her, all the things both real and imaginary crept, biting their lips, and licking the dirt off the walls.
Serial Fiction
Practically Human
An episodic, Sci-Fi/fantasy series following Auto, the only human left in an unfamiliar world. Created by humanity’s successors, the 2mens, he must evolve to survive a landscape that has been forever altered by humanity and grapple with the long shadow cast by their sudden and unexplained absence.
(Practically Human – Serial Fiction) Auto trudged under the shade of the far-reaching nactu trees in search of a good place to die.
About the Author
As a kid, with a blank cassette tape and a microphone, Seth Corry captured hours of imaginary adventures. Twenty-plus years later, all that’s changed is the medium. Taking inspiration from history, folklore, and nature, he writes in a style unmistakably his own and always with a healthy dose of the weird and wild. In his downtime, he avoids writing by making maps, diving into little-known facets of history, making bread, or maintaining aquariums. Regardless of the outlet, one thing remains constant: at the heart of each is a rich story.