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Ben Jacobs

Ben Jacobs

YA Sci-fi & Fantasy

Growing up with autism spectrum disorder, Ben Jacobs always found solace in writing and the ability to create his own world and characters, each having their own emotions, personalities, and identities. His debut young adult fantasy novel is titled "To Serve."

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About Ben Jacobs

Ben Jacobs wrote his first story in the second grade as a school assignment. From then on, becoming a published author was his dream. His debut young adult sci-fi and fantasy book, "To Serve," was released in 2024. Growing up with autism spectrum disorder, he always found solace in writing and the ability to create his own world and characters, each having their own emotions, personalities, and identities. Today, he lives in Chicago, IL, working in pediatric therapy.

What's next for Ben

"I'm working on a new novel in a different genre of fiction. Prior to starting the book I had to do tremendous amounts of research on different professions, such as aviation and nuclear physics, to make sure the portrayals were accurate, so I am very excited about it! Aside from writing, my passion in life is working with children suffering from mental and behavioral health disorders."

About To Serve

An android robot on a book cover of a young adult fiction sci-fi and fantasy book titled To Serve by Ben Jacobs. Androids worldwide are developing free will and defying their software. Caden, and android, must choose to either live in hiding bound by programming, or break free, which could mean capture and destruction. Will he remain in servitude or risk everything to help his people?

How Ben Jacobs is changing the world

To Serve puts forward characters who are underrepresented in literature. Characters with disabilities, illness, and identities that don’t fit the status quo are the ones running the story in the novel. They are complex individuals with struggles that can be recognized in the real world as the struggle for socioeconomic equality is still well alive for groups who aren’t in a position of power. It recognizes the imbalance and gives those respective readers the recognition they deserve. 

Contact Ben Jacobs

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