Evan Grant is an independent author specializing in the genres of horror, fantasy, and science fiction. His work is a thrilling mix of action-packed narratives and dark, immersive themes, designed to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Evan’s inspiration springs from a diverse array of sources. Growing up, he was captivated by horror films and the eerie tales of HP Lovecraft. These influences, combined with his love for comic books and epic fantasy novels, have profoundly shaped his storytelling style.
He currently resides in rural Missouri, where he shares a cozy home with his beautiful wife and an eclectic family of rescued animals. When he’s not writing, he’s usually lost in a good book or exploring the great outdoors with his four-legged companions.
Evan Grant is an independent author specializing in the genres of horror, fantasy, and science fiction. His work is a thrilling mix of action-packed narratives and dark, immersive themes, designed to keep you on the edge of your seat.
Evan’s inspiration springs from a diverse array of sources. Growing up, he was captivated by horror films and the eerie tales of HP Lovecraft. These influences, combined with his love for comic books and epic...
In an age dominated by logic and science, we’ve forgotten why we instinctively fear the dark. The ancient stories passed down by our ancestors, meant to warn us of the horrors lurking just beyond the reach of light, have faded into obscurity. Yet the entities that stalked them are not gone—they wait in the shadows, watching and waiting for their...
In the fight for Creation, one choice may be the difference between Heaven and Hell.
The battle between good and evil is coming to an end. As the armies of angels and men rally together, the armies of Hell have all but lost their foothold in Creation. Their only hope for survival lies with a small unit of Hell Knights led by Hadrian Kane--once a...
What’s tougher than the zombie apocalypse? Grandma with a shotgun.
In this thrilling eight-volume complete series, Margaret McDaniel—a sweet, churchgoing grandmother—proves that age is just a number when it comes to taking down the undead. With a horde of zombies threatening her family, this grandma isn’t about to bake cookies and wait it out....
Thirteen knights stood in a circle surrounding a large pool of inky black liquid that vibrated with commands from beyond their plane. The chants from The Ninth Order could barely be heard over crackling hellfire and the wailing of the damned.
Hadrian Kane—the captain of this small unit of Hell Knights—waited patiently to enter the portal into Creation. Each unit consisted of thirteen knights—never more, and never less. If a knight fell, they were to be replaced.
The coffee house was in chaos. A girl with dyed red hair and a nose ring worked the register, while a teenage boy with a fresh case of acne ran back and forth from the espresso machines to the counter. The girl wore a smile, but it didn’t hide the underlying stress she was likely experiencing. The pair of workers were barely treading water. The line of customers backed up to the front door and the drive-thru wrapped around the building and into the street.
Big news: Hell Knight: Rise of the Betrayer is now available everywhere you love to shop! Once locked to Amazon’s Kindle Unlimited, Hell Knight is now...
Music has always played an important role in my life—and writing is no different. When I first started, I couldn’t listen to music while writing. It took time to train myself to do it. I started with soundtracks and orchestral scores (think Hans Zimmer). Anything with lyrics tripped me up. But now? I couldn’t go back if I wanted to. I write with headphones on, isolated, completely immersed in my own personal soundtrack.
Let’s be honest, the state of media has been lackluster at best.
Movies have been one remake after another, often followed by sequels to aging franchises. With few exceptions, Hollywood seems to be doing the bare minimum to push out new movies. The gaming industry isn’t much better. While there are exceptions, most new releases seem to fall flat. Game mechanics are uninspired, stories feel repetitive, and graphics often look dated. Media has been declining for years. While studios seem aware...
When I took my first steps on my writing journey, I was fascinated by other writers’ processes. I wanted to know how they worked—to shed the enigma of their rituals and routines that allowed them to summon worlds at their fingertips. From traditionally published authors like Stephen King, Neil Gaiman, and Brandon Sanderson to indie trailblazers like Lindsay Buroker, Chris Fox, and the guys from Self-Publishing Podcast—I devoured every drop of information I could.
