Michael Bailey (editor)

Michael Bailey
Born(1979-02-18)February 18, 1979
OccupationsAuthor, Editor, Screenwriter
Writing career
GenresHorror, Science fiction, Speculative, Mystery, Western, Thriller, Nonfiction
Websitenettirw.com

Michael Bailey (born February 18, 1979) is an American writer and editor who primarily works with horror and science fiction. His work occasionally blends into other genres such as mystery, western, and thriller, usually with a speculative angle. Most of his fiction and poetry can be categorized as psychological or literary horror. He has authored numerous novels, novellas, novelettes, and fiction & poetry collections.

Some of his writing mentors include Douglas E. Winter, F. Paul Wilson, Gary A. Braunbeck, and the late Jack Ketchum. He pays it forward by mentoring and coaching up-and-coming writers from around the world, and serves as a Senior Editor for an undisclosed publisher where he manages a team of developmental editors.

Along with being the screenwriter for Madness and Writers: The Untold Truth. Maybe?, he runs the small press Written Backwards and publishes anthologies and other unique books, most of which include poetry and illustrations. He also designs covers, provides interior layouts, and edits for various authors.

Personal life

Bailey lives in Costa Rica where he is rebuilding his life after surviving one of the most catastrophic wildfires in California history, which is explored in his memoir Blink (previously known as Seven Minutes). When he is not working on his own projects, he spends his time mentoring and teaching writers how to improve their craft.

Associations

Filmography

Bibliography

Novels

Novellas

Novelettes

Collections

Anthologies

Nonfiction

Young Reader

Miscellaneous

Awards

Year Title Award Result Ref.
2006 Palindrome Hannah Independent Publisher Book Awards Finalist
2010 Pellucid Lunacy American Book Fest Winner
International Book Awards Winner
2011 Scales and Petals American Book Fest Winner
International Book Awards Winner
2012 Chiral Mad American Book Fest Finalist
Foreword INDIES Honorable mention
London Book Festival Winner
Eric Hoffer Book Awards Honorable mention
Eric Hoffer Award Grand Prize Shortlist
Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist
This is Horror Awards' Anthology of the Year Runner-up
2013 Chiral Mad 2 American Book Fest Winner
Foreword INDIES Finalist
Independent Publisher Book Awards Winner (Silver)
Next Generation Indie Book Awards Winner
International Book Awards Winner
Paris Book Festival Runner-up
"Fireman / Primal Tongue" Bram Stoker Award for Short Fiction Nominee
2014 Qualia Nous American Book Fest Finalist
Foreword INDIES Winner (Bronze)
Bram Stoker Award for Anthology Nominee
IBPA Book Awards / prev. Benjamin Franklin Awards (Independent Book Publishers Association) Winner (Gold)
Independent Publisher Book Awards Winner (Silver)
Next Generation Indie Book Awards Finalist
2015 The Library of the Dead International Book Awards Winner
Bram Stoker Award for Anthology Winner
2016 Chiral Mad 3 Bram Stoker Award for Anthology Nominee
Foreword INDIES Finalist
International Book Awards Winner
You, Human: An Anthology of Dark Science Fiction IBPA Book Awards / prev. Benjamin Franklin Awards (Independent Book Publishers Association) Winner (Silver)
"Time is a Face on the Water" Bram Stoker Award for Short Fiction Nominee
2017 Adam's Ladder Foreword INDIES Finalist
“I Will Be the Reflection Until the End” Bram Stoker Award for Short Fiction Nominee
2018 Chiral Mad 4 Shirley Jackson Award Nominee
Our Children, Our Teachers Bram Stoker Award for Long Fiction Nominee
2020 Agatha's Barn: A Carpenter's Farm Story Shirley Jackson Award Nominee
Miscreations: Gods, Monstrosities & Other Horrors Bram Stoker Award for Anthology Nominee
Shirley Jackson Award Nominee
This is Horror Awards' Anthology of the Year Winner
2021 A Rose / Arose (Psychotropic Dragon) Shirley Jackson Award Nominee
Psychotropic Dragon National Indie Excellence Awards Finalist -
International Book Awards Finalist
2022 Chiral Mad 5 Shirley Jackson Award Nominee
Foreword INDIES Finalist
Independent Publisher Book Awards Winner (Silver)
The BookFest Awards Second Place
Sifting the Ashes Bram Stoker Award for Best Poetry Collection Nominee
The Elgin Awards (Science Fiction & Fantasy Poetry Association) Nominee
2023 Righting Writing Independent Publisher Book Awards Winner (Silver)
The BookFest Awards First Place
Eric Hoffer Book Awards Finalist
Imaginarium Imadjinn Awards Finalist
Hangtown The BookFest Awards First Place
IBPA Book Awards / prev. Benjamin Franklin Awards (Independent Book Publishers Association) Winner (Silver)
Eric Hoffer Book Awards Nominee
"Apposite and Opposite" Rhysling Awards Nominee
Qualia Nous, Vol. 2 The BookFest Awards Second Place
International Book Awards Finalist
Next Generation Indie Book Award Finalist
Eric Hoffer Book Awards Nominee
2024 "Divide by Zero" Rhysling Awards Nominee
Long Division: Stories of Social Decay, Societal Collapse, and Bad Manners Bram Stoker Award for Anthology Nominee
Fumptruck: Open Letters, Essays, Fiction, Poetry, Artwork & Other Creations for & Inspired by the 47th President of the Divided States of America Foreword INDIES Finalist
The BookFest Awards First Place
Next Generation Indie Book Award Finalist -
National Indie Excellence Awards Finalist -
Eric Hoffer Book Awards Nominee
2025 You, Human: An Anthology of Dark Science Fiction, Vol. 2 Foreword INDIES Winner
Independent Publisher Book Awards Winner (Gold)
National Indie Excellence Awards Finalist -
Forever Velveteen Eric Hoffer Book Awards Nominee
"After the Screaming Stops" Decennalia Expo 1st Place
2026 "Superposition" Stories of the Quantum Universe micro-fiction competition, Science Gallery London, held in collaboration with the Arthur C. Clark Award Runner-up

Accolades for works originally published by Michael Bailey

Publications

Long Fiction

Short Fiction

Graphic Adaptations

Poetry

Nonfiction / Essays

Book Design

Note: All Written Backwards books are also designed by Michael Bailey, including original artwork.

References

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