Brandon H Bell

Brandon H. Bell writes odd fiction about the things that sometimes fall apart—family, faith, identity, freedom—and how we cope in the face of absurdity. His work has appeared in Apex Magazine, Underland Arcana, and other small press venues.

His story, The Teratologist's Brother, earned an honorable mention in Ellen Datlow's online write-up for Best Horror of the Year Volume Nine.

He has edited two anthologies, Torn Pages and The Aether Age, both with Christopher Fletcher, and founded the short lived but awesome magazine Fantastique Unfettered, which Lois Tilton called in her Locus review "A labor of love."

Brandon lives in the Dallas area with his family.