Bill McSciFi's Blog

Once upon a time, in a land far far away, it was a dark and stormy night. This is not that story. Nope, this is the story of how I wrote a book and earned a nickname.

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You can get the complete Brittle Riders trilogy on Amazon and Nerdanatix has all my graphic titles. As my granny used to say “You can spend money now or pay it later.”

Yeah, don’t worry, it never made sense to me either.

Legends Parallel has been garnering fans every time people get a chance to see what it’s all about. Now, for the first time, we peel back the curtain and talk about how it came to be. Check out Writers Co-Op for the 411.

I’m proud to be associated with a several comics that allow me to tell completely gonzo stories and celebrate diversity in all its forms. I hope that everyone has a safe, and happy, Pride Month while remembering to champion equality for all throughout the rest of the year.

And next year, and the year after that, and so on.

Make sure to drop by Nerdanatix to see all that I’m doing and get introduced to stable of amazing talents who love to bend people’s brains.

Good news everyone. Those handy devices you love, like your internet accessible garage door opener, are a great way for thieves to access your home, use your home as a staging area, and wipe out your regional power grid. Or, if they’re in a hurry, just empty your bank account.

Click to read more about your traitorous home.

Better new everyone! Science is about to flip a question you never thought you’d need to consider. What if you could choose how long you live? Centuries? Weeks? Whatever? It’s about to all be up to you.

Check out Happy Death Day, Grandma to learn more.

The next two releases.

Hybrid Zero is set in a distant future where hypersexuality is rampant, genetic modification is the norm, and violence is frowned upon. There’s also an amusement park where you can have sex with dinosaur clones.

Pestilent is also set in the future but, in this universe, humanity has abandoned Earth, and roams the galaxy to find, and kill, aliens so they can turn their remains into something called “ash” which greatly extends their life spans.

Like Legends Parallel before them, both series are wildly original, not for kids, and will have you asking yourself some uncomfortable questions.

When you head over to the Nerdanatix website, and you should do so immediately, you’ll discover that Legends Parallel issues 1 & 2 are rated 1st and 2nd, respectively, in the sci-fi / supernatural categories. There’s a reason for that. But you won’t know why until you read issue #1 for free at the link.

Whether you base your information on my real name or my Bill McSciFi nom-de-plum, I’ve been a busy little writer this year. I’ve got two releases out on Nerdanatix, two more in development, and another release, for a different company, running through the inking phase. Legends Parallel – the series for those of you who think quantum physics isn’t violent or sexy enough – continues to earn rave reviews, Svarožič – the story of a woman trapped inside a man and a god trapped inside a human – debuted on Nerdanatix’ top 5 most requested releases and continues to impress. You can click her name to read the 8 page character introduction for free.

Pestilent – the dystopian futurescape wherein humans harvest the essence of dead aliens to increase their life spans – and Bob: Sins of the Son – the son of Death wants to be a superhero, what could possibly go wrong?- are both in the hands of artists.

Hybrid Zero: Jungle Grrl – the story of the galaxy’s oddest amusement park built on a simulacrum of Earth – is an extension of the Hybrid Zero universe created by Cyril Brown. Cyril’s, mostly NSFW, work has been featured in numerous publications and he’s now set to pop on an international scale.

Plus, of course there’s more, my trilogy, The Brittle Riders, has been released as three individual print releases and a complete trilogy digitally. Think of it this way, if David Brin came off a three day tequila bender and dropped acid, he would have written The Brittle Riders. Essentially, after the death of every man, woman, and child on the planet things get a little weird. Apocalypses are funny that way.

I now return you to your regularly scheduled internet.