Kevin Brockmeier

Kevin John Brockmeier (ur. 6 grudnia 1972 w Hialeah) – amerykański pisarz, twórca literatury fantasy.

Ukończył studia licencjackie na Southwest Missouri State University i magisterskie na University of Iowa. Otrzymał nagrody literackie m.in. O. Henry Award (za opowiadanie The Ceiling^[1]), Porter Fund Literary Prize, Nelson Algren Award i Italo Calvino Short Fiction Award.

• City of Names (2002)
• Truth About Celia (2003)
• The Brief History of the Dead (2006; wyd. pol. 2006 Krótka historia umarłych)
• Grooves: A Kind of Mystery (2006)
• The Illumination (2011)

• These Hands (2000)
• The Green Children (2002)
• Things That Fall from the Sky (2002)
• Apples (2002)
• A Day in the Life of Half of Rumpelstiltskin (2002)
• The Ceiling (2002)
• Small Degrees (2002)
• The Jesus Stories (2002)
• Space (2002)
• The Passenger (2002)
• The Light through the Window (2002)
• The House at the End of the World (2002)
• The Brief History of the Dead (2003)
• A Fable with Slips of White Paper Spilling from Its Pockets (2006)
• The Year of Silence (2007)
• A Fable Containing a Reflection the Size of a Match Head in Its Pupil (2008)
• The Lives of the Philosophers (2008)
• The View from the Seventh Layer (2008)
• Home Videos (2008)
• A Fable Ending in the Sound of a Thousand Parakeets (2008)
• The Human Soul as a Rube Goldberg Device: A Choose-Your-Own Adventure Story (2008)
• A Fable with a Photograph of a Glass Mobile on the Wall (2008)
• Andrea Is Changing Her Name (2008)
• The Lady with the Pet Tribble (2008)
• The Air Is Full of Little Holes (2008)
• Father John Melby and the Ghost of Amy Elizabeth (2008)

• Introduction (Real Unreal: Best American Fantasy Volume III) (2010)
• Recommended Reading (Real Unreal: Best American Fantasy Volume III) (wraz z Matthew Cheney; 2010)

• Contemporary Authors (2005) (ang.)
• Profil w ISFDB (ang.)
• Biogram w The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture (ang.)
• Profil na stronie granta.com (pol.)