Evan Ford was born April 19th 1990 in Kokomo, IN at St. Joseph’s Hospital. He began writing poetry at 7 years old. At 13, after his second breakup with a girlfriend he looked outside his schoolroom in English class as they read Edgar Allan Poe in the dreary rain, and he realized he was a poet. All through high school and college he became notorious for writing love poems to women he knew. His friend Priya Kheradia published his first book, Justified Dreaminess in the summer of 2017.

Since 2017, Evan has gone onto to a prolific writing career and not just in poetry. He has written several books of fiction including Capulets and The Portrait of the Philosopher. He also has written philosophy on biophysics with Principia-Logico. His most recent poetry book is Another Canto. It showcases his love of linguistics and his play on words with serious vibes to dark elegies of past lives in good humor. His most recent fiction is What We Talk About When We Talk About Knowledge. He plans to add to Principia-Logico in the next few years to help generations to come to understand his mathematical side.

Evan’s ethics are in his fiction, his logic is in his biology, and his passion is poetry. He is post-modern philosopher.