Brandon M. Stickney (born in 1967 in Lockport, New York) is an American journalist, author, and documentarian.
After five years at the Union-Sun & Journal, Stickney helped ABC News, A&E Biography, and Court TV create documentaries on the Oklahoma City bombing.
RSA, a subsidiary of Mercedes-Benz Financial, hired him as marketing manager, where he led the communications department.
He continued freelance writing for various publications, including Publishers Weekly and The Buffalo News.
After working as a copywriter for Stand Advertising, the Partnership, and J. Fitzgerald Group, he began a Facebook column on addiction and mental illness called "Couchsurfing".