Mr. Evans is a widely-published writer and historian, often focusing on his native Bermuda. Books from his series on Bermuda's modern history as well as his 'Bermuda in Painted Representation' (Author's Text-Only 2022 Preview Edition) chronological art history, his 'Encyclopedia of Bermuda Artists' (10th Anniversary edition, 2019) and his various collections of Essays and short fiction, are available for purchase through Lulu.com. His other full-length books include his 'A Carto-Bibliography for Bermuda, 1511-1948', a privately-published adjunct to his illustrated book 'Bermuda Maps: A Cartographic History of the Somers or Summer Islands, 1511-1948' published by the National Museum of Bermuda in 2017. He has been a frequent contributor to publications of the Bermuda Maritime Museum/National Museum of Bermuda, including its books 'Four Centuries of Friendship' and 'Dr. Savage's Bermuda'. Six short stories have featured on Typishly.com, and his 'Collected Stories' was reviewed by 'US Review of Books'. His short-fiction collections include 'Flies in Amber: Selected Stories' and 'The Lordly Wadson Collection'; and he has also published scholarly editions of two largely-forgotten classics of Bermuda literature: Isobel Henderson Floyd's 1890 novel 'Stolen America' and Hervey Allen's long and lovely narrative poem 'Sarah Simon' from 1929. Mr. Evans is a graduate of Johns Hopkins University, the School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), and University College London (UCL).