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Alfred R. Taylor lives with his wife and two children outside of Orlando, Florida. He is a graduate of the creative writing program at the University of Central Florida where he graduated with a Master’s in English. He manages to find time to write when he is not too busy raising a family, working on the house, or paying his mortgage. He is presently working on his next novel titled The Write Way to Get a Girlfriend.
Reviewed by Michelle Robertson for Readers' Favorite
Imagine being thrown into a highly advanced technological world similar to those portrayed on the big screen, where humanistic robots with highly developed transportation methods such as spacecrafts were not just things you see in the movies or read about in fiction, but were the reality of the world you lived in. Full Circle: Electronic Afterlife by Alfred R. Taylor introduces readers to the concepts of advanced technology, space travel, time travel, historical persons, and life styles of societies in the past in as well as the future.
Mark was a normal average guy. He was middle-aged, married, and had a job writing and researching historically oriented articles in his office cubical in a company where the CEO's were very private and not much was known about them beyond their names. Mark was just finishing up an article he was working on and then was going to head home to meet his wife for a vacation they'd planned to visit a sick relative, when he gets a phone call from his boss's boss. Little did he know that phone call would change his world completely, and literally, when he goes from living in the year 2004 to the year 2373.
Alfred R. Taylor elegantly and skillfully blends technological future advances with historical people and events of the past, creating a unique but intriguing story line and characters. Mr. Taylor effectively portrays the thoughts most readers have when imagining how far the world's technological advancements will go. Readers who are tech-savvy, and fans of science fiction or historical fiction will fancy reading Mr. Taylor's Full Circle: Electronic Afterlife.
