Ted Neill

Liam Reilly is an unattached, occasionally delinquent, teenage ward of the state. He lives in a university workshop. He rides a bike made of bamboo. His best friend is an AI named Eiann. Oh, he’s a genius, too....

When pandemic meets politics, the US fractures. Unite to survive. Scot joins new allies and they converge on the integrated community of Rainmere, just as Kimberly and her new posse, the Oshun Sisters do. Unfortunately, so does Right Nation...

Haunted, scarred, and alone, Scot comes across a blinded and wounded Storm Mount soldier named Paul. Scot decides to lead Paul into the heart of the black resistance....

When pandemic meets politics, the US fractures. Unite to survive. Scot resorts to desperate measures to face down his pursuers. The result will have a wide ranging impact upon them all. Kimberly joins up with the other captive women of The Tombs to turn against Lucien the Cajun, before a new...

While Scot is taken to the heart of the Right Nation camp before he is released and hunted for sport, Kimberly is trafficked to a ruined plantation called the The Tombs. There, she encounters Lucien the Cajun, a mix-raced southerner who appeases his white supremacist allies by satiating their...

When pandemic meets politics, the US fractures. Unite to survive. Post pandemic, politics and social divisions of the past still cost lives....

When pandemic meets politics, the US fractures. Unite to survive. Winner - Best Social Political, Best Sci-Fi, Best New Adult; Finalist - Action Adventure - Beverly Hills Literary Awards; Finalist - Readers View Literary Awards The human epidermis deterioration virus (HEDV) has obliterated the...

September 25, 2012. Ted Neill picked up a knife to cut his wrists open and kill himself. Post hospitalization and treatment for major depressive disorder, he wrote Two Years of Wonder, a memoir based on his journey toward recovery. In it, he examines the experience that left him with such...

What did it mean to be a hero in 1944? What does it mean today? On the 75th anniversary of the invasion of Normandy, these are the questions we ask ourselves as the world faces resurgent nativism, deep social divisions, and rising xenophobia. It’s no exaggeration to say that the gravity of...

Faith, religion, godliness - these things have caused more pain, suffering, and death than all the plagues of history combined. In Fortinbras, a city built in the aftermath of a religious war that nearly ended all life on the planet, religion is considered a disease. The residents are taught...

Bunny Man's Bridge wanders from the tragic to the comic, where the magical thinking of children collides with the gritty reality of adults....

A princess trapped in a high tree and a brash young man determined to “rescue” her; a devoted daughter searching for a magical spring to save her ailing father; a teenage girl who is forced to replace her mobile phone with a machete to protect her family from zombies....

As a Black college student in the rural West Virginia town of Selah Station, Kenia Dezy already feels out of place. But when an unexplained phenomenon starts transporting her back to pre-civil rights 1953, she finds herself woven into a tapestry of racial triumphs and tragedies....

A lost tale. A familiar voyage. A new path with different friends and a host of enemies. Revisit Gabriela and Daven Carlyle in an Elk Riders Legend. Adapted from an alternative manuscript for the award-winning In the Darkness Visible and Voyage of the Elawn, think of this story as a multiverse...

In 2016, Ted Neill published his award winning memoir, Two Years of Wonder, about his time living and working at an orphanage for children with HIV/AIDS in Nairobi, Kenya. In 2020 he reconnected with the same children, who were now young adults. What he discovered was horrifying. The young...