Guy Morris

Guy Morris is an award-winning author whose career spans the Fortune 500 boardroom, advanced technology labs, and the world of gripping, intelligent thrillers. With academic credentials in economics, finance, computer science, and an MBA, Guy first gained recognition when he developed a macroeconomic model that outperformed the Federal Reserve—reshaping how economic models are designed to this day.

Over a 38-year leadership career with global companies such as Occidental Petroleum, IBM, Oracle, Microsoft, and multiple start-ups, Guy helped integrate emerging technologies—including early-stage artificial intelligence—into enterprise systems. His deep interest in AI intensified after discovering a rogue NSA spy program that had escaped government labs. His research into AI’s implications on society, warfare, economics, and human rights has fueled both public discussions and the high-concept plots of his novels.

Guy is also a multi-disciplinary creative. He has written songs for Disney Records, produced an award-winning webisode series, recorded music albums, and holds a U.S. Coast Guard captain’s license. His thrillers, informed by real-world intelligence and cutting-edge science, not only entertain but provoke critical thought about the existential threats facing modern civilisation.

As a pioneer in “prophecy analytics,” Guy blends statistical models with ancient texts to draw connections between historical prophecy and current events—an element featured in several of his books. His novels have earned Gold and Silver awards, been named among BookTrib’s Favorite 25 Books of 2021, and frequently draw comparisons to Dan Brown and Michael Crichton.

Guy has appeared on over 100 podcasts, consistently earning five-star guest ratings. His thought leadership has been featured in publications such as Mystery & Suspense and SD Voyager.

In 2022, he founded the Author Event Network, a nonprofit organisation that helps bestselling and award-winning authors connect directly with readers through community events, festivals, and fairs. Through AEN, Guy participates in 60–80 signing days each year, engaging readers across the country.