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R. W. Bell
R. W. Bell is a science and speculative fiction author who has spent over two decades embedded in the shadowy world of the defense industry. He led development efforts on covert projects ranging from the legendary U.S. Army Comanche Stealth Helicopter to advanced aircraft survivability systems for the Ministry of Defense. A helicopter pilot with a Top Secret clearance and three graduate degrees in aerospace engineering, he also operates drones for the U.S. government. He's traveled to dozens of countries—and a few places that don’t appear on maps.
Bell never expected he’d write—until he had to.
He aspires to be the next Michael Crichton, but so far his stories have not triggered an Andromeda Strain-like outbreak. His two science fiction novels, Trace Element and Silent Key, are available worldwide and have been read extensively by at least five or six people. He’s also written several screenplays he hopes will land in the hands of a Hollywood producer, but which have so far been consumed by family members and two or three anonymous screenplay competition judges. His most recent story, Air Heart, has placed top 2 in Filmfreeway’s Adapted Story competition and top 5 in Rebel Seed Studio’s True Story Showcase.
R. W. Bell lives in New Hampshire with his wife, their eight-year-old daughter, nine-year-old son, and two Persian cats named Aurora and PePe, who routinely outwit the family's two small dogs, Otis and Rio. He used to drive a red sports car. Now he drives a minivan and speaks in the third person.
Bell never expected he’d write—until he had to.
He aspires to be the next Michael Crichton, but so far his stories have not triggered an Andromeda Strain-like outbreak. His two science fiction novels, Trace Element and Silent Key, are available worldwide and have been read extensively by at least five or six people. He’s also written several screenplays he hopes will land in the hands of a Hollywood producer, but which have so far been consumed by family members and two or three anonymous screenplay competition judges. His most recent story, Air Heart, has placed top 2 in Filmfreeway’s Adapted Story competition and top 5 in Rebel Seed Studio’s True Story Showcase.
R. W. Bell lives in New Hampshire with his wife, their eight-year-old daughter, nine-year-old son, and two Persian cats named Aurora and PePe, who routinely outwit the family's two small dogs, Otis and Rio. He used to drive a red sports car. Now he drives a minivan and speaks in the third person.
I hope these tales entertain and intrigue you.
