Kerria Seabrooke is a fantasy and folklore writer inspired by legends, ghosts, and mysteries from around the world. She is a pioneer of machinima animation, and she wrote and produced two award-winning web series. Her work can be seen on television and in films, including CSI, What Not to Wear, MTV, CBS, and her short film Tiny Nation. Her writing and art have been published in REAL: Regarding Arts and Letters, Salt & Cats & Mirrors Zine, and The Kids World Almanac. She wrote the mystery series for Anthony Zuiker’s Virtual CSI Experience for virtual worlds and TV and served three years on the Advisory Board for Full Sail University’s Media Design & Technology Master of Science program.

 

Kerria writes and curates folklore and booklore content on her Twitter/X account @kerria. She has presented and produced six folklore podcasts and audio drama episodes. She is currently a host for the Book, Fairytale, Myth, and Folklore Communities hashtag weekly events #BookChatWeekly and #BookologyThursday.