Mr Samuel Evans

Samuel Evans writes books for people who like life a little messy, honest and human.

His work ranges from emotional self-help and recovery-focused guides to accessible technology books and unapologetically crude British comedy. Whether he is writing about healing, reinvention, AI, anxiety, or the many ways a person can publicly embarrass themselves, his aim is the same: to make difficult things feel lighter, clearer and easier to survive.

His comic fiction leans into sharp dialogue, flawed characters, bad decisions, social awkwardness and the uniquely British talent for making a complete disaster look almost intentional.

In The Magnificent Barsteward, Samuel turns that chaos up fully, following a charming human wrecking ball through HR disasters, therapy, travel chaos, public humiliation, live television, community mayhem and consequences that arrive slightly later than they should.

When he is not writing, Samuel can usually be found wandering the British countryside, experimenting with curries of questionable safety, or plotting whatever literary curveball comes next.

He believes a good book should do at least one of three things: help you grow, help you cope, or make you laugh hard enough to worry the people nearby.