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A. L. Whyte
A.L. Whyte lives in Northern California. He is a performer that set aside his acting career to be dad for his younger daughter around 2010. Prior to that he had worked for Nickelodeon, Universal St...ver maisA.L. Whyte lives in Northern California. He is a performer that set aside his acting career to be dad for his younger daughter around 2010. Prior to that he had worked for Nickelodeon, Universal Studios, Image Films, Toyota, Apple and ILM, as well as semi-professional companies around Orlando, Florida and the Bay Area. He has written and published poetry and re-writes for Universal Studios stage productions. His derivative of Harry Nilsson's 'Land of Point' is registered at the Library of Congress. When his daughter, Tera, came to live with him full time he gave up all performing and focused his creative energy on writing, and of course, being dad. He began writing 'The Children of the Stars" in his spare time. After six years and over 100,00 words, it's time to share it with the rest of the world.
I am a 'Monday morning' scientist. I use much of the borderline or real futuristic science (stuff that is feasible in the next fifty years) and projected it four hundred years into the future. The goal was to make the characters lives, living in a futuristic world as believable as you and me stepping into our car. The science is real. The projections are scfi. I believe that we can either get wrapped up in the immediate chaos or we can plan for the better future. I chose the future.ver menos