Brian James Freeman

Brian James Freeman is a popular novelist from The United States, who is known to have written successful books on the horror and literature & fiction genres. He is particularly famous for writing the Dark Screams series. Freeman began writing stories when he was very young. He sold his very first short-story at the age of 14. When Freeman was 24 years old, he penned his first book and published it successfully. Over the course of his writing career, author Freeman has written essays, novels, short stories, and novellas. A number of reputed publishers have published his writings, including Cemetery Dance, Warner Books, Borderlands Press, Book of the Month Club, Leisure, and several others as well. The short fictions of author Freeman have featured in various anthologies and magazines since the year 1994. Among his popular works of short fiction are the volumes of his acclaimed anthology series called Shivers and a fiction story known as From the Borderlands. Currently, author Freeman is serving at the Cemetery Dance magazine as its Managing Editor. The magazine features his column, The Final Question. The Library Desk Calander of Stephen King has published Freeman’s columns, interviews, and essays from 2009 to 2012. They have even featured in Jobs in Hell, Cemetery Dance, Hellnotes, etc. Author Freeman has also worked as a publisher for the Lonely Road publication. There, he was awarded the opportunity of working with some great authors like Chuck Hogan, Stephen King, Douglas Clegg, Guillermo del Toro, Mick Garris, Kirby McCauley, Stewart O’Nan, and Ray Carton. Freeman was born in 1979 in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, United States.