Kathryn Seelye writes stories that begin in ordinary places—quiet roads, familiar rooms, moments that feel safe—and follow them to the point where something shifts.

Her work blends realism with a subtle sense of unease, exploring the fragile line between comfort and uncertainty. Influenced by memory, place, and lived experience, her stories often linger in the spaces just beneath what can be easily explained.

In addition to writing, Kathryn is a visual artist and co-founder of Rivertown Artists' Guild. Her photography has been selected by Getty Images.

She lives in Michigan, where long winters, backroads, and small details continue to shape her work.