Sophia Kennedy
A Toronto based creative, Sophia’s work is informed by the Gothic, Horror, and Sci-fi. She is 20 years old, and a Biology major.
She indulges in poetry, dabbles in short stories and mixed-media projects, and loves to paint.
The Institute of Unknown Phenomena
The Institute of Unknown Phenomena (IOUP) is an ongoing series of interrelated short stories following a research facility dedicated to investigating as of yet uncatalogued circumstances of potential scientific interest. It is largely Gothic Romance and horror inclined.
Drydenne Files
A series of mixed media files centred around a small, strange town plagued by folkloric creatures and the supernatural by the name of Drydenne. They follow the perspective of various inhabitants of the town, as they go about their daily lives in such a liminal space.
ISS Pathfinder
A series of mixed media pieces, ISS Pathfinder is a space-opera meets horror flavoured romp. Set in a voyeuristic perspective, the reader is left to piece together what fate befell those on the defunct ship.
Drydenne Paranormal Society
The Drydenne Paranormal Society is an a series of articles set in the strange town, going through archived materials on their inhabitants and notable local lore.
Other Sites
Ariel’s Anthologies
A mixed media project following an isolated young man who catches the interest of a member of the fae.
Desroche Cases
Tech-noir podcast – (2021 Summer) – Upcoming
Michael Desroches never gives the same name twice. In a city rocked by technological marvels, he’s more than happy with an old fashioned and a journal. It’s a family business, solving crime- and Odette’s a fast learner.
A tech-noir fictional podcast that revolves around the contents of private investigator Michael Desroches’ journal.
Bottled Hyacinths
(Finding The Voice Within)
A short story featured in The Continuist’s “Finding The Voice Within” zine in 2021.
Track 68: Southern Angel
(Not So Alone Zine)
A love poem featured in The Continuist’s “Not So Alone” zine in 2021.
Rockdove
Our Voices, Our Story
An ode featured in The Continuist’s “Our Voices, Our Story” zine in 2021.
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