E.D.E. Bell is a fantasy writer, small press editor, and anti-censorship organizer. A passionate vegan and radical progressive, she feels strongly about issues related to equality and compassion. Her works are quiet and queer and often explore conceptions of identity and community, including themes of friendship, family, and connection. She lives in Ferndale, Michigan, where she writes stories, revels in garlic, manages the creative side of her indie press, Atthis Arts, and organizes for PPABB.
You can follow eir adventures at edebell.com.
Address: I generally use she/her pronouns, enjoy the use of e/em pronouns from people who see me that way, and have no issue with whatever other good-faith pronoun one might use. Please call me Emily (or shorthand E.) unless there’s a cause for formality or titles, in which case Mx. Bell is best. From my years spent around military, I do instinctively answer to Bell. As long as you’re with me.
Pronunciation: /i di i bɛl/ /ɛməli di i bɛl/
Writing work, editorial work, organizational roles, and accolades are available at the E.D.E. Bell Bibliography.