Colette Bennett

Hi! My name is Colette, and I knew I wanted to be a writer at age 9. I'm grateful and lucky today to be able to not only to make my living doing so, but also to share what I've learned in my journey with other writers to help them grow.

Since 2007 I have been writing and producing social media content for outlets such as CNN, HLN, Yahoo, TheStreet, Engadget, The Daily Dot, Colourlovers, and Gamasutra. I believe in telling each story with care and integrity. I've written hundreds of breaking news articles and features, covered live events, and shaped the growth of websites and social media feeds. Best of all, I've loved every minute of it.


I'm also an editor and have managed teams of writers since 2008. I just completed work on Yaya Han's World of Cosplay, the first book from the esteemed cosplayer and entrepreneur. I offer everything from line to structural editing, and I love working with stories in any form. I also do website copy, so if you just don't know what to write to make people actually care about your website, I can help.

I also write essays, horror, science fiction, and poetry. My essays can be found in literary journal Nonbinary Review. My stories have been published in the anthologies The Corona Book of Science Fiction and The Corona Book of Horror Stories, and my poetry appears in literary journal Dark Marrow. My first novel, a young adult story about the world of esports called Enter The Meta, is forthcoming from Rebellion Publishing in January 2023.


The Daily Dot •

American idol Amber redefines what it means to be a K-pop star

Liu foregoes the long hair and feminine blunt-cut bangs in favor of a short, ear-grazing bowl cut. She wears her now-typical garb to our KCON Los Angeles interview: A baggy yellow T-shirt emblazoned with a photo of Kurt Cobain smoking in his signature white sunglasses, oversized jeans with rips, and white high-top sneakers. Her voice is an octave or two lower than you’d expect, with a wonderful earthiness. Liu is notable in the K-pop industry not just for eschewing that stereotypical look, but
Gamasutra •

Sex and The Male Psychology in 'Catherine'

Since the games of today aim for a realism so true to form that graphics grow closer and closer to lifelike perfection, it only makes sense that this last barrier should be crossed. Not to explore "f*cking" -- that's been done, thank you, Kratos. But to communicate sexuality as another dimension of characters who we've already come to know emotionally, mentally, share in the memories of and more -- why not begin to understand them sexually, too?
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