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Ernest Taylor in Island Escape
Stuck on a remote tropical island. No way to contact the outside world. My mom had begun to suspect that we might have been kidnapped. I never thought science could be so sinister. My name is Ernest Taylor. The few friends I have call me ET for short. Okay, I really only have one friend. His name is Gus. The two of us were at a special camp for gifted young scientists on an island near Hawaii. I should have known something was fishy because neither Gus, myself or any of the other kids could remember how we had arrived at the island. Things only got weirder. After a few days into camp, kids were disappearing. When we found our teacher's nose, we knew it was time to escape.
The Taylor Papers
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I Was There...Sometimes I Still Am
Ernest Taylor II is retired after working forty years as a Chemical Engineer in Houston. He got his decree from Stephen F. Austin in Nacodoches Texas. He is from a small town in East Texas called Lufkin. His father was a dentist. His mother Zoe Taylor, was one of the first women to graduate from Stephen F. Austin. He was the middle child having an older sister and a younger brother. He grew up middle class America in the 1950's and had a good childhood. He wanted to share his experience in war of the " day to day " life of a soldier so it's not about any heroic wartime feats. Ernest would say all soldiers who go to war for the US are heroes. Ernest lives in Bellville Texas with his wife Brenda and their pets. He enjoys volunteer work, gardening, and hunting. He has two sons and a step daughter and son and lots of grandchildren.
A World Gone By
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