About Me
Aubrey Aloi grew up between Italian Catholicism and the Baptist church, and regardless of her current aversion to organised religion, she respects spirituality and history alike in her writing. Her stories are inspired by the ancient work of Ovid, Vergil, Homer, and Hesiod. She leans on the foundations of Roman mythology and Abrahamic folklore.
She speaks to the difficulties of the human experience through the power of the gods, sheds light on gruesome truths of religious history, and exposes how humanity often hides behind false morals, mistranslated scripture, and our own egos.
She has been published in The Pathfoot Project by The Pathfoot Stirling Art Museum, Strange: An Anthology by the Stirling Creative Writing Society and Sonder by Stryvling Press.
