Cory O'Brien is a writer known for his eclectic blend of mythology, science fiction, and humor. He is the author of "Zeus Grants Stupid Wishes" and "George Washington Is Cash Money," which showcase his distinctive voice and playful approach to storytelling. His work extends beyond traditional publishing, having contributed to award-winning video games such as "Monster Prom" and "Holovista," as well as designing tabletop games like "Inhuman Conditions" and "Hand to Hand Wombat."
O'Brien's writing often reflects his wide-ranging interests, from mythology to technology, and his background as a self-described "technojester" informs his creative style. He holds an MFA in writing from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and has led an unconventional life, including experiences such as juggling for food, traveling in a vegetable oil-powered car, and camping with gypsies. His work consistently merges wit with imaginative storytelling, appealing to readers and gamers alike.
Currently based in Chicago, O'Brien continues to explore new creative avenues while maintaining his signature blend of humor and innovation. His aspirations include traveling to Mars and owning a jacket made entirely of pockets, further underscoring his quirky and inventive personality.