Todd Rigney was born and raised in Lexington, Kentucky, where he spent his formative years developing a passion for writing. As he honed his craft, he began writing for various entertainment websites, eventually transitioning to publishing his own work. In 2004, Rigney released his debut novel, "Found", which received widespread acclaim and recognition.
Following the success of "Found", Rigney went on to publish a series of short stories titled "Twelve (Stories Concerning Love and Death)" in 2011. This collection of stories showcased his versatility and range as a writer, exploring themes of love and death in a unique and captivating manner.
In addition to his literary pursuits, Rigney's work has also been adapted into film. Scott Schirmer, a filmmaker from Bloomington, Indiana, optioned "Found" and created a full-length feature film based on the novel. The film premiered in July 2012 to a packed house in Bloomington and has since been showcased at numerous film festivals around the world.
Rigney's literary output has continued to grow, with the publication of "M'rth" and "Dancing on the Edge of a Blade". He has also collaborated with Joshua Hull on the horror-comedy film "Glorious", which is based on his short story "Old Glory" from the 2017 anthology "Taste Level Zero". Throughout his career, Rigney has demonstrated a commitment to exploring a wide range of themes and genres, solidifying his position as a talented and innovative writer.
