"All I’ve ever really wanted to do is write stories for a living"

A little bit about P.G. Bell

About Me

I’m a native of south Wales, where I was raised on a diet of Greek mythology, ghost stories and Doctor Who. I’ve had all sorts of jobs over the years, from lifeguard to roller coaster operator, but all I’ve ever really wanted to do is write stories for a living.

And now I do! I still live in Wales, still enjoy mythology, ghost stories and Doctor Who, but now get to share them with my wife Anna and our two children.

If you’d like to know a bit more about me, check out the following interviews:

Latest News

The cover of The Mab, illustrated by Max Low

The Mab is almost here!

The Mab is almost here! 400 644 Peter Bell

We’re just two months away from The Mab hitting bookshelves, and lots of good things are happening.

The US cover of "Delivery to the Lost City", illustrated by Matt Sharack. The cover illustration shows Suzy, an 11 year old human girl, Wilmot, her green troll friend, and the Chief, a ghostly explorer, looking out of the window of a flying rocket-powered caravan as it sails over a tropical ocean. A string of desert islands is visible below them, along with a floating railway line on which an old fashion steam train is visible.

Delivery to the Lost City: pre-order the US paperback!

Delivery to the Lost City: pre-order the US paperback! 625 1000 Peter Bell

Readers in North America will be able to get their hands on the paperback edition of Delivery to the Lost City from January 2022, but you can pre-order your copy…

Two hardback copies of The Mab lying together on a white background

The Mab is coming!

The Mab is coming! 500 500 Peter Bell

It’s high time I gave you some more news about The Mab – the brilliant new collection of short fantasy stories based on Welsh myths and folklore.  I’ve written a…

The hardback covers of The Train to Impossible Places and The Great Brain Robbery side by side

Visit the Impossible Places for just £1.99!

Visit the Impossible Places for just £1.99! 1500 889 Peter Bell

Thanks to the good folk at Usborne Publishing, readers in the UK can pick up the first two Train to Impossible Places Adventures for just £1.99 each on Kindle.

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