Clay McLeod Chapman is an American author, playwright, and storyteller, known for his eclectic body of work that spans multiple mediums and genres. He gained prominence with his debut novel "Miss Corpus," which showcased his distinctive narrative voice with its blend of Southern gothic and innovative storytelling. Chapman's works often delve into horror and suspense, and he has contributed to various comic book series, including Marvel's "The Avengers" and "Spider-Man." He is also recognized for creating "The Pumpkin Pie Show," a performance art piece that mixes monologue-driven storytelling with a visceral live experience. With a career that incorporates writing for film, television, and the stage, Chapman's talent for crafting unsettling tales has garnered him a dedicated following.