Adam Nevill

Adam L. G. Nevill is a highly acclaimed English author, best known for his supernatural horror novels. He was born in Birmingham, England, in 1969 and spent his childhood in England and New Zealand. Nevill has made a significant mark in the horror genre, with several of his novels winning prestigious awards. His novel, "The Ritual," was adapted into a feature film in 2017, further establishing his presence in the horror literature and film scene.

Nevill's work is highly regarded for its ability to create an eerie and uncanny atmosphere, engaging readers with deeply engaging and unconventional stories. His writing presents a unique blend of traditional horror elements with contemporary themes, offering a fresh and chilling perspective on the genre. His novels "The Ritual," "Last Days," "No One Gets Out Alive," and "The Reddening" have all been recipients of The August Derleth Award for Best Horror Novel, a testament to Nevill's mastery of the craft.

In addition to his horror novels, Nevill has also written around nine erotic novels under the pseudonym Lindsay Gordon. However, he is more widely recognized for his horror fiction. He has also published three collections of short stories, with "Some Will Not Sleep" earning the British Fantasy Award for Best Collection in 2017. Nevill's work continues to captivate audiences, with film adaptations and additional projects currently in development for the screen. He currently resides in Devon, England, continuing to contribute to the world of horror literature.