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Michele Evans
Jack-of-all-trades and master of writing.
Michele Evans is an author, screenwriter, filmmaker, software engineer, and independent journalist whose work spans fiction, film, technology, and public-interest reporting.
She writes across genres and mediums, from sci-fi to romance, from novels and screenplays to essays and investigative articles. Her fiction portfolio showcases stories designed to make readers laugh, cry, question, and think.
Michele also writes about real-life issues, including criminal justice, domestic violence, and the conditions inside Rikers Island. Her reporting on the Covid crisis at Rikers was published by The New York Times, and her advocacy work continues to focus on accountability, reform, and lived experience.
Independent Journalism Hub
Michele Evans publishes independent journalism and public-interest reporting on courts, media accountability, survivor justice, Rikers Island, New York civic issues, sports culture, and legal systems. Her reporting hub combines original analysis, archival media, lived experience, and documentation-driven accountability work.
Read the journalism hub:
Video Archive Hub
Michele Evans’ video archive includes selected original television broadcast episodes of Denver Sports TV, her sports-media show, along with additional clips from her work across broadcast, entertainment, journalism, and digital media.
The archive preserves Michele’s early on-camera and production work, providing historical context for her current independent journalism, media analysis, and public-interest reporting.
View the video archive:
https://micheleevansbooks.com/media-coverage
Digital Media, Sports & Broadcast Production
- World Cup Web Production at IMG - Michele’s early digital media work included contributing to the FIFA World Cup website while working at IMG Sports & Entertainment, connecting her background in web production to one of the largest global sporting events in the world. Long before the 2026 FIFA World Cup brought its Final to the New York/New Jersey region, Michele was already working at the intersection of sports, media, and the internet.
- Sports Website Authorship for Global Athletes - Michele’s work also included website authorship and development for some of the most recognizable athletes in the world, including Tiger Woods, Maria Sharapova, Jeff Gordon, Venus Williams, and Serena Williams. These credits reflect her role in the early digital branding era, when major athletes and sports figures were expanding from traditional media coverage into official online identities, fan engagement, and web-based storytelling.
- ESPN.com Video Player Development - Michele also built a video player for ESPN.com, part of her early work helping major sports media brands bring video content online. The project reflects her technical role in the shift from static web pages to richer digital sports experiences, where video became central to how audiences consumed highlights, interviews, commentary, and live-event coverage.
- NCAA March Madness Video Player for Turner Broadcasting - Michele created an NCAA March Madness video player for Turner Broadcasting, extending her work in online sports video into one of the most recognizable annual events in American sports. Her technical background includes building tools and web features that helped move major broadcast sports content into the digital era.
- CNN Video and the Shift from Television to Internet - For CNN, Michele maintained the network’s YouTube presence by moving video content from television to the internet, helping bridge traditional broadcast production with emerging online distribution. That work placed her inside a major media transition: the moment when television news, video archives, and digital platforms began converging.
Filmmaking & Screen Credits
Michele Evans’ creative work extends into filmmaking, screenwriting, producing, directing, cinematography, editing, and independent media. Her IMDb credits list her as a writer, producer, and director, with film work including Keys, A Walk to the Park, My Prostitute Junkie Murderer Friend, Murder Van, Satisfied, and Port 80.
Books
Michele Evans is the author of a wide-ranging catalog of fiction, children’s stories, historical romance, mystery, survivor-centered drama, and media-inspired storytelling. Her books move across genres while returning to recurring themes of identity, resilience, legacy, love, justice, and transformation.
Her catalog includes Woman’s Heart: Deep Ocean of Secrets, a rock-and-roll love triangle spanning decades; Rikers Island: Criminalized Survivor, a story of incarceration, survival, and the fight to hold onto humanity; Trefoil Ranch, an adventure of friendship, wilderness, and coming-of-age discovery; Fogel Grip, a mystery rooted in lost history, New Sweden, and buried American origins; Painted, a story of art, ancestry, and personal awakening; Binghams: Plural Love, a historical romance set in the 1800s Utah Territory; Adventures in Helping Town, a children’s book about teamwork and kindness; Fluencer, a modern story of social media, fame, reinvention, and the screen; and Annie Get Your Gunn: A Templar’s Tale, an upcoming mystery-adventure involving ancient secrets and family legacy.
Together, Michele’s books reflect an unusually eclectic creative range.
View Michele Evans' Books:
https://micheleevansbooks.com/books
The Through-Line
Before Michele Evans was building an independent journalism hub, she was helping major media companies, broadcasters, and global sports brands bring their stories, video, and public identities online. Her career spans books, filmmaking, web development, sports media, broadcast video, entertainment, publishing, independent journalism, and public-interest accountability.
Jack-of-all-trades and master of writing.
Michele Evans is an author, screenwriter, filmmaker, software engineer, and independent journalist whose work spans fiction, film, technology, and public-interest reporting.
She writes across genres and mediums, from sci-fi to romance, from novels and screenplays to essays and investigative articles. Her fiction portfolio showcases stories designed to make readers laugh, cry, question, and think.
Michele...
Other Writing
When I arrived on Rikers Island in January 2019 to await trial for an assault charge, I knew it would be dangerous — after all, the women’s jail is notorious for chronic abuse, unsanitary conditions and violence. But what I did not know was that I would become one of hundreds of inmates at Rikers to contract the coronavirus.
I remember watching the TV in early March 2020 when a lawyer from Westchester County was reported to be the source of several cases in New York.
In the beginning, none of...
New York City, New York - In addition to fiction, essays, and creative work, Michele Evans publishes independent journalism and public-interest reporting focused on New York City courts, justice, incarceration, survivor advocacy, media accountability, and government transparency.
Her reporting draws on lived experience, legal records, public documents, firsthand observation, and advocacy work to examine how institutions affect real people.
Read the full journalism archive here: Independent...
Latest Updates
New York City New York - Big news: I’ve launched a new independent journalism and public-interest reporting hub, bringing together my latest work on courts, incarceration,...
The new Video Media Hub is now live, bringing together Michele Evans’ television, sports media, public advocacy, creative history, and documentary-style video record in one...
The new Michele Evans News & Advocacy page is now live, bringing together media coverage about her, public testimony, survivor advocacy, creative history, in one central...
Blog
Utah has a food culture all its own.
It is part pioneer pantry, part church potluck, part family reunion, part holiday table, and part “someone’s aunt definitely brought this in a glass casserole dish with foil over the top.”
It is sweet, creamy, salty, nostalgic, practical, and occasionally alarming to outsiders who are not emotionally prepared for marshmallows to appear in places they did not expect.
But that is the charm.
Utah holiday food is not trying to be sleek, coastal, or pretentious....
Memorial Day weekend arrives every year with a very specific kind of energy.
Suddenly, everyone is acting like summer has officially been sworn into office. The grills come out. The white jeans appear. The beach bags emerge from storage. Grocery stores become combat zones for hamburger buns, watermelon, sunscreen, and last-minute bags of ice.
In New York, the holiday weekend is especially chaotic. Half the city tries to leave. The other half stays behind and pretends the city is suddenly...
I haven’t written a blog post in a while, but tonight felt like the right time.
Sometimes the most healing things are not complicated. They do not require a perfect schedule, a perfect family, a perfect home, or everyone living under the same roof.
Sometimes healing looks like everyone logging into a video call on a Monday night, someone’s dog barking in the background, grandkids popping in and out of the screen, and everyone laughing because, for once, we are all together.
That is what Family...
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