Eivind Hofstad Evjemo (1983) is a Norwegian writer and curator based in Oslo. He has written five novels: Wake Me If I Fall Asleep (2009), The Last Thing You Will See Is a Face of Love (2012), We Welcome You (2014), The New Season (2022) and Master of none (2024). Additionally, he has published a book of poetry titled Memories of Choking (2016) and a collection of fragments and short-stories titled Nobody Knows Nobody (2021).

In addition to his own writing, he also works as an editor for various projects. He has edited books such as The Commonly Owned – Essays about Public Art in Oslo (2017) and The Language of Wealth – Texts About the Norwegian Oil Fund (2021).

Presently, he's immersed in crafting a book chronicling the history of Hammersborg, a district forever transformed by the 2011 terrorist bombing in the Government Quarter. This book serves as a poignant gift for the inaugural 2000 occupants of the new government building in 2026, aiming to keep alive the district's rich human and political legacy. Collaboratively developed with KORO (Art in Public Spaces) and Cappelen Damm.