R.E. Corbitt is a storyteller whose work blends the seen and the unseen, exploring how love, loss, and memory bloom into light. Rooted in faith, nature, and resilience, his writing invites readers to find beauty in what endures after the storm. His debut novel, The Unicorn of Wildflowers, captures the quiet magic of becoming whole again. Living in Great Falls, Virginia, R.E. Corbitt continues to create stories that remind us that hope, like wildflowers, always finds a way to grow.
Star is an eighteen-year-old girl who has lost her grandfather. She’s torn and grieving inside, but not letting it out. Her grandfather used to tell her stories with his hands, and with such dramatic pauses that could make you lean closer. But now life seems practical—far opposite to stories. What if the stories that were told to her as a child were never meant to comfort, but to prepare her for what’s coming? THE UNICORN OF WILDFLOWERS is a story of loss, struggle, and hidden truths, and the moment a girl realizes that she was never meant to vanish.
