Publications
Brianna [bree-ANN-nah] has spent most of their life imagining new worlds and putting them to paper. A lover of gothic horror, supernatural tales, and fantastical worlds, she writes stories that explore the darkness and beauty of the human experience. When not writing, you can find them watching scary movies, obsessing over TV shows, or brainstorming their next big idea. Connect with them on Instagram, X, and Bluesky.
Books:
To be announced…
Short Stories/Poems:
Three Poems - Call&Response Journal
Fragments and Other Poems - East Fork: A Journal of the Arts (Issue 16)
There’s Something About the Month of May - East Fork: A Journal of the Arts (Issue 16)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Why do you love writing?
Because it’s both a release and an escape for my anxious mind. Sometimes the urge to tell a story is so strong I can’t do anything else if I don’t write it down. Other times, I have no idea what to write. But regardless, if it’s just a blog post or for a WIP, writing has always been a therapeutic response to my chaotic life.
What book inspired you to write?
The book that inspired me to write was one that a lot of loved growing up. Though I no longer support the author, the world they created was instrumental in my love for writing and making up things in my head.
When did you first publish a piece of work, whether it be online or in print?
In the Spring of 2018, I published one short story and three poems in the East Fork: A Journal of the Arts. It is a student led online literary journal at UC Blue Ash.
Do you only read and write horror?
No. I read romance (usually wlw or mlm), mystery/thrillers, and sometimes nonfiction.
Can I be your beta/alpha reader?
If you’d like to be a beta/alpha reader, follow me on instagram @_itzbriannawrites. If and when I’m searching for some, I’ll be sure to contact you.
Are you going the traditional route or the self-published route?
I think it depends on where I am when I decide to start querying. I think being an hybrid writer might work best for me in the event that there are stories I want to write that might fit one avenue better than the other. Of course, this response could change tomorrow so I guess the best answer is…wait and see. ;)