Adam L. G. Nevill, a renowned author of horror fiction, was born in Birmingham, England in 1969. His childhood was marked by a unique blend of English and New Zealand experiences, which would later influence his writing.
As a prominent figure in the horror genre, Nevill has penned numerous novels, many of which have garnered prestigious awards. Notably, his works "The Ritual", "Last Days", "No One Gets Out Alive", and "The Reddening" all received the esteemed August Derleth Award for Best Horror Novel.
In addition to his novels, Nevill has also published three collections of short stories, with "Some Will Not Sleep" being a standout title that won the British Fantasy Award for Best Collection in 2017.
Nevill's work has also been adapted into feature films by Imaginarium, with "The Ritual" and "No One Gets Out Alive" being brought to the big screen. Moreover, his writing is currently in development for the screen, further cementing his status as a master of the horror genre.
Today, Nevill resides in Devon, England, where he continues to craft spine-tingling tales that captivate readers worldwide.
