Lee Anderson

Lee Anderson is an American novelist, short story writer, playwright, and founder of Palm Circle Press. His fiction is influenced by the contrast between his upbringing in Florida and the years he spent living in New York City, and ranges from literary fiction and dark fantasy to horror, crime, and the surreal.

Since the early 1990s, Anderson's work has appeared in numerous literary journals and newspapers, including “The New Times – Broward/Palm Beach,” “Broadkill Review,” “Remington Review,” “Citron Review,” “Fictional Café,” “Fiction International,” and “The Miami Herald.” In 2023, he published “Dark Lords of the Trailer Park,” a collection of his short fiction.

His horror novel “What Happened at Sisters Creek" (2023) became an Amazon bestseller, while his dark fantasy series, “The Lost Books of Jyn”—"Book One: The Atrocity Bells” (2021) and “Book Two: The Apocalypse Wedding” (2024)—has earned praise from readers and reviewers for its ambitious world-building and imagination.

In addition to his fiction, Anderson has written two plays, “Supper's Ready” (2002) and “Little America” (2005), both of which were produced off-Broadway in New York City.