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Dan Wells is a horror novelist, best known for his Serial Killer trilogy and for being one of the podcasters on Writing Excuses. He was born on a sentence, hooked on writing because of Winnie the Pooh, and is most definitely not a sociopath.

Dan is a regular on the Writing Excuses podcast. He and his brother, Robison Wells, also started their own podcast, Do I Dare to Eat a Peach? where they review various media.

Works written by Dan Wells include:

John Cleaver

A Night of Blacker Darkness

Partials

Partials
Isolation (novella, forthcoming 2012)
Fragments (forthcoming 2013)

The Hollow City (forthcoming 2012)

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-A horror novelist, best known for his Serial Killer trilogy and for being one of the podcasters on [[Writing Excuses]]. He was born on a sentence, hooked on writing because of [[Winnie the Pooh]], and [[Suspiciously Specific Denial|is most definitely not a sociopath]].
+'''Dan Wells''' is a horror novelist, best known for his ''Serial Killer'' trilogy and for being one of the podcasters on [[Writing Excuses]]. He was born on a sentence, hooked on writing because of [[Winnie the Pooh]], and [[Suspiciously Specific Denial|is most definitely not a sociopath]].
 Dan is a regular on the [[Writing Excuses]] podcast. He and his brother, Robison Wells, also started their own podcast, [http://www.doidaretoeatapeach.com Do I Dare to Eat a Peach?] where they review various media.