T. Nelson Taylor constructs novels that probe the fault lines of scientific fact, truth, morality, and conspiracy. Raised in a family of law enforcement, educators, and writers, Taylor drew from his father's tenure as a Tampa PD criminal intelligence detective-and the 1975 mob assassination of a colleague-to create Bolita, a true crime adaptation that measures the heavy cost of justice and integrity. His sci-tech thriller duology, Dust: Special Edition and To Dust, emerges from a lifelong fascination with neuroscience, mechanical and electrical engineering, cultural mysticism, and the high-octane allure of action-adventure cinema, pitting human nature and ingenuity against improbability.A Tampa native and University of South Florida graduate, Taylor's media development pursuits extend to graphic arts, modern progressive music performance, composition, and percussive arts, where he also applies expertise in audio and electrical engineering. When not writing, he might be gunning apexes on his motorcycle, dissecting a technical manual, or chasing breakthroughs in science and engineering projects. His stories invite adventurous readers to explore convention's horizon, where answers might defy expectation.
