Lee Anderson is an American novelist, short story writer, and playwright. His novel What Happened at Sisters Creek (2023) made an indelible mark on the horror genre. His dark fantasy series The Lost Books of Jyn—Book One: The Atrocity Bells (2021) and Book Two: The Apocalypse Wedding (2024)—has been hailed as “an enduring work of literature” by Tarrant-Arthur Henry and “a testament to the world of imagination” by Henry Jackson III.

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He is also the author of the short story collection Dark Lords of the Trailer Park (2023). His work has appeared in The Miami Herald, The New Times – Broward/Palm Beach, Fiction International, Broadkill Review, Remington Review, Citron Review, Fictional Café, and other literary journals.

 

His plays Supper’s Ready (2002) and Little America (2005) were both produced off-Broadway in New York City.

 

Since the early 1990s, Anderson has been a prolific contributor to both independent literary magazines and major commercial presses. In 2020, he founded his independent publishing imprint, Palm Circle Press.

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Anderson grew up in Florida and later lived in New York City, experiences that continue to inform his work across genres including literary fiction, horror, dark fantasy, and experimental prose.