Scott Meyer is an American writer of speculative fiction, best known for his self‑published series Magic, which began with the novel Off to Be the Wizard (2013). The series follows the adventures of a modern man who discovers a computer file that can alter reality, allowing him to travel back in time and become a wizard in a medieval setting. Subsequent titles in the series include Spellbound (2014), Wizard’s Return (2015), and The End of Magic (2022).
Meyer initially released his books as e‑books through Amazon's Kindle platform, achieving notable commercial success that led to later print editions and wider distribution. In addition to the Magic series, he has authored other works such as the Mad Stacks novel and several short stories that have appeared in genre anthologies.
Prior to his writing career, Meyer worked in software development, a background that informs the technologically driven premise of his debut novel. He maintains an active presence on social media and interacts with readers through platforms such as Reddit and Twitter.
Selected bibliography
- Off to Be the Wizard (2013)
- Spellbound (2014)
- Wizard’s Return (2015)
- The End of Magic (2022)
- Mad Stacks (2020)
Recognition
Meyer's work has been highlighted in various online literary forums for its blend of humor, science‑fiction concepts, and fantasy tropes. While his titles have not been the subject of major literary awards, the Magic series has garnered a dedicated fan base and strong sales figures in the self‑publishing market.
Personal details
Specific biographical information such as Meyer’s date of birth and early education is not widely documented in reliable public sources; therefore, those details remain unavailable.
