Serial Fiction Sideshow (In a Galaxy Far, Far AwRy)

Futurama meets The Avengers in this crazy space comedy!

The galaxy’s most unhinged lunatic has an extinction-level death ray...and an itchy trigger finger.

Master Asinine has hatched his most psychotic scheme. He’s merged the galaxy’s largest crime gangs into a crushing force he calls the Bad Guys. Stay classy, Asinine.

With a death ray at his disposal, he’s taking over the galaxy and putting everyone on a four-day notice. And if they don’t like it...

...he’ll nuke them instead.

The galaxy’s only hope is Major Legion, Asinine’s ex-best friend. Tortured over his failure to stop Asinine from murdering their mutual buddy long ago, Legion must overcome inner demons to stop this army of thousands from exterminating everyone.

But Asinine’s got a big surprise for an old friend...

There’s nothing more dangerous than a psychopath who controls all crime.

In a Galaxy Far, Far AwRy is an even mix of Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, Spaceballs, Avengers, and awkward eye contact from across crowded rooms.

And it’s low sodium, if it comes to that.

Grab this first book in the sprawling space opera parody series!

The reviews are in, and the love doesn't stop for Serial Fiction Sideshow!

5 stars "In a Galaxy Far, Far AwRy is a hilarious book with lots of tongue-in-cheek humor. Liam’s book is an entertaining read that was well written and easy to read. Highly recommend you check out this book if you are interested in humorous science fiction!" - Brendan Cox, author of 365 Days of Social Posts for Real Estate Agents
5 stars "I couldn't stop laughing. This book is really funny. What a pleasure to read it! This book is an excellent cure for the sad and gloomy times we live in." - Tony Krosek, author of 365 Rules to Upgrade Your Life
5 stars "My god it was funny. Just...just yes. It matched up with my style of humor perfectly, and I was laughing or smirking almost the whole time" - Noah Barfield, author of Legend Lands: Where Legends Go to Die
5 stars "It has great satire and really unique characters." - Guenevere Lee, author of Orope: The White Snake
5 stars "Great story--hilarious, especially if you like tongue-in-cheek humor along the lines of Mystery Science Theater" - G. F. Boyer
5 stars "This is yet another great sci-fi light and funny summer read." - Caroline G.
5 stars "It was funny and kept me entertained from start to finish." - Christina
5 stars "This book is beyond funny. I could not stop laughing." - Sean DN
5 stars "Really enjoyed this read! Definitely fits my type of humor!" - The Gabster
5 stars "A great cast of characters with fun and engaging personalities, you'll find yourself eager to read book 2." - Mark Nadon

Liam Gibbs knew he was destined to write at age four, when he authored a breathtaking account of a cow who ate grass. The bovine saga failed to catch the public's eye but earned the budding author parental acclaim. Since those early times, he's gone on to write the novella Not So Superpowered and humorous articles for various magazines.

A twenty-year veteran of the brutal world of hand-to-hand comic book fandom, Gibbs cut his teenage teeth on titles such as Spider-Man, X-Men, New Warriors, and other Marvel comics.

Gibbs graduated college with a degree in professional writing, which included classes on fiction writing and story structure. He lives on the balmy shores of Ottawa, Canada, where he relaxes by watching staggeringly awful horror and science fiction movies. A health and fitness nut, he shoots lasers from his eyes, uses the word exclusive incorrectly, and once wrestled an exclusive brontosaurus. True story.