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Devin R. Bickmore

Devin R. Bickmore (born [6/29/1993]) is an American electrician, EMT, molecular biologist, and science fiction author. He is known for his novels Afterlife Incorporated and Gray Goo.

Early Life and Education

Devin was born in New Haven, Connecticut. He pursued a master's degree in molecular biology, contributing to RNA research and working as an EMT before transitioning into a career as an electrician.

Career

Molecular Biology

Devin's work in RNA research has been notable, although specifics of his contributions are not widely documented. He has balanced his scientific pursuits with a career in emergency medical services.

Electrical Work

Currently, Devin is working towards obtaining his electrician's license and is actively involved in electrical work. His diverse skill set highlights a blend of scientific knowledge and practical trades.

Writing Career

Devin is also a science fiction author, having written two notable books:

Afterlife Incorporated: Set in 2124, it explores the rise and fall of a corporation that preserved minds within a digital afterlife, destroyed by an act of sabotage orchestrated by Iris Thorn, a former technician.^[1]
Gray Goo: This novel follows Jack, who becomes host to alien technology after an intergalactic conflict, making him a target for powerful corporations.^[2]

His writing often combines scientific concepts with imaginative storytelling, appealing to fans of speculative fiction.

Personal Life

Devin resides in Middlefield, Connecticut, with his wife Jessica and their two children. He balances his day job as an electrician with his passion for writing science fiction.^[3]

Works

Afterlife Incorporated (2024)
Gray Goo (2023)

References

^ "Afterlife Incorporated". Devin Bickmore Official Website. Retrieved 2024-08-02.
^ "Gray Goo". Devin Bickmore Official Website. Retrieved 2024-08-02.
^ "About Devin Bickmore". Devin Bickmore Official Website. Retrieved 2024-08-02.

[1] "Afterlife Incorporated". Devin Bickmore Official Website. Retrieved 2024-08-02.

[2] "Gray Goo". Devin Bickmore Official Website. Retrieved 2024-08-02.

[3] "About Devin Bickmore". Devin Bickmore Official Website. Retrieved 2024-08-02.

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