James Morcan is a New Zealand-born author, actor, and producer based in Sydney, Australia. He is the co-author of multiple bestselling novels, including the historical adventures "White Spirit" and "Into the Americas," as well as the horror novel "Silent Fear," inspired by true crimes. His works span genres such as historical fiction, thrillers, and nonfiction, with several series to his name, including "The Orphan Trilogy," "The World Duology," and "The Underground Knowledge Series." His books have been translated into eight languages, reflecting their global appeal.
Morcan frequently collaborates with his father, Lance Morcan, under Sterling Gate Books, producing both fiction and nonfiction titles. Among their notable works is "Debunking Holocaust Denial Theories," a nonfiction project created in partnership with Holocaust survivors. His writing often explores controversial themes, blending meticulous research with gripping narratives. Beyond literature, Morcan is involved in film production through Morcan Motion Pictures, adapting his works such as "Silent Fear" into a feature film and "Underground Knowledge" into a TV series.
As a multifaceted creative, Morcan has also acted in international films, including leading roles in productions like "After Armageddon" and OZ-Bollywood collaborations such as "My Cornerstone" and "Love You Krishna." His screenwriting extends to projects filmed across Australia and India, incorporating multilingual storytelling. Additionally, he hosts the "Underground Knowledge" podcast and manages a popular Goodreads discussion group, further engaging with audiences beyond his published works.