Scott M. Baker

Scott M. Baker is an author known for his works in horror, science fiction, and post-apocalyptic genres. His notable publications include "The Vampire Hunters" trilogy, a series centered on humans battling the undead in Washington D.C., and "Yeitso," a tribute to 1950s monster films. Baker has also penned the young adult post-apocalyptic series "Shattered World," along with zombie-themed novellas and anthologies. His current projects include the ongoing "Nurse Alissa vs. the Zombies" and "The Chronicles of Paul" sagas, which continue his exploration of zombie apocalypse narratives.

Born and raised in Everett, Massachusetts, Baker spent twenty-three years working for the Central Intelligence Agency in northern Virginia before retiring. His extensive travels across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East have influenced his storytelling, with various locations and cultures appearing in his works. Baker's writing often blends action-packed sequences with dark, speculative themes, as seen in his techno-thriller "The Deadliest Breed of Assassins" and his science fiction novel "Operation Majestic." He currently resides in New Hampshire with his pets, continuing to expand his diverse literary portfolio.