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Hi! I’m Andrea Blythe—an author, poet, and game writer. I am the author of three poetry chapbooks, the most recent being Twelve: Poems Inspired by the Brothers Grimm Fairy Tale (Interstellar Flight Press, 2020) — with a fourth collection of poetry on the way later this year. My poems, fiction, and essays have also appeared in various publications both online and in print, and I am currently working with indie game developers on some fantastic video game projects.
Check out my articles by category:
On Writing and Creativity
- Let’s Share a Meal: The Importance Food in Storytelling
- Exploring the Self by Honoring the Magical: Lessons from Lisa Marie Basile’s Magical Writing Grimoire
- Diving into the Deep: Embracing the Risks of the Writing Life
- Clinging to Rock Face: Coming Up Against the Page
- The artist’s life is not “The Artist’s Life”
- More articles…
Poetry
On Games and Games Development
- Don Quixote and Modular Storytelling
- Exploring the Potential of Poetry in Games
- Exploring the Dark Recesses of the Teenage Experience in Silent Hill: The Short Message
- The Illusion of Choice: Lessons from the Writing Excuses intensive course on writing for games
- 10 Video Games to Baby Step Your Way into Horror: From Interactive Tales to Puzzle Platformers to Survival Horror
- More articles…
On Film, TV, and Media
- Run Lola Run Is Still Exhilarating 25 Years Later
- The Never-Ending Tedium of Survival: A Long-Form Essay on the Final Girls Who Struggle to Stay Alive Again and Again and Again
- The Legacy of Unus Annus: Ephemeral Art in a Cyberpunk World
- The Art of Comeuppance in The Fall of the House of Usher
- The Beautiful, Earthy, and Uncanny in ‘The Green Knight’
- More articles…
Art, Culture, Books, High Strangeness, etc.
- Beyond Shahrazad: Feminist Portrayals of Women in the One Thousand and One Nights
- The Flourishing Beauty of Ariel Schlesinger’s Interconnected Aluminum Trees
- On Synchronicity, or Meaningful Coincidences
- The Resounding Humanity of Sarah Kay’s ‘No Matter the Wreckage’
- The Mythical Half-Women of Laura Madeline Wiseman’s Drink
- More articles…
Get in Touch
If you’d like to connect with me or further support my work, there are a few ways that you can get in touch:
- Sign up for my newsletter Infinite White Space, which explores writing and creativity, shares news about my work, and highlights books and media I love.
- Connect with me on BlueSky, Threads, and the site formerly known as Twitter.
- Reach out on LinkedIn.
- Learn more about my creative work by visiting my author website or my game writing portfolio.
- Support my work via Ko-Fi, where I also have a shop to buy signed copies of my books.