About Everett

Everett De Morier is an award-winning author, screenwriter, and sought-after ghostwriter whose work spans true crime, memoir, biography, narrative nonfiction, and commercial fiction. He specializes in transforming extraordinary lives, complex histories, and deeply personal experiences into compelling stories for the page and screen. His recent true-crime work includes In the Ghost Shadows, written with Peter Chin and published by Kensington, which is currently in development as a docuseries with G-Unit Film & Television, the production company founded by Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson. His forthcoming book, The Spider King, has already sold its documentary rights to Steve Rotfeld Productions and its limited-series rights to Upstream Entertainment, underscoring his ability to develop true stories with both publishing and screen potential. His novel Thirty-Three Cecils won the Top Fiction Prize at the London Book Festival and has even inspired its own regional holiday, Thirty-Three Cecils Day. As a ghostwriter, Everett works closely and confidentially with individuals, families, public figures, and experts to capture their voices and shape their experiences into polished, publication-ready books. His work has been featured in national media including CNN, Fox News, NPR, ABC, The New York Times, and The London Times. Whether uncovering the truth behind a notorious crime or helping someone tell a story only they can tell, Everett brings the same goal to every project: find the story that matters—and make readers unable to put it down.