Sebrena Williamson is a dancer, writer, gamer, and storyteller from Huntington, WV, with a BFA in Dance, a minor in English, and a minor in Appalachian studies. From the time she was young, Sebrena has dedicated her studies to surveying the complexities of the narrative form. In college, she completed many international collaboration projects in South Korea, writing and surveying the narrative form of dance; in 2019, she was awarded a fellowship to complete a collaboration project studying light and darkness as they relate to democratic values in the US, South Korea, and South Africa. Sebrena has completed many notable creative writing projects including the invention of a con-lang, various works of poetry, and extensive folk life projects. Sebrena is an accomplished writer, with many works analyzing literature, gaming, and film. Currently, she is working on her own fantasy book.
Primarily, Sebrena is an expert in RPGs. Ever dedicated to the narrative form as a means of social morality, she believes that RPG's can instill a greater sense of morality and mysticism in their audience; as a result, she is specifically dedicated to Nintendo, having been very shaped by the games herself. Sebrena is an expert in Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door in particular, having replayed the game of 20 times with over 300 hours. She also enjoys games like Breath of the Wild, Pokemon, and Super Mario bros.