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Greg Taylor I believe I largely avoided writer's block by adhering to plan during the "execution" phase of actually writing Lusitania R.E.X. I invested a year doi…more I believe I largely avoided writer's block by adhering to plan during the "execution" phase of actually writing Lusitania R.E.X.
May 24, 2011 · Greg Taylor is the author of the young adult novels The Girl Who Became a Beatle, Killer Pizza, and Killer Pizza: The Slice. Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he graduated from Penn State University and started out his career as a professional drummer, before moving to Los Angeles to become a screenwriter.
Greg Taylor is vice president of sales for Samsung Electronics America's enterprise business division, and is responsible for sales strategies for the commercial display and memory product lines. With 25 years of B2B experience in the technology industry, Greg has served in diverse management roles across the IT channel, from the reseller and service provider to the technology manufacturer.
Oct 30, 2013 · There Probably is an Afterlife', author Greg Taylor covers all these questions and more. From Victorian seance rooms through to modern scientific laboratories, Taylor surveys the fascinating history of research into the survival of human consciousness, and returns with a stunning that maybe we should stop worrying so much about death, because there probably is an afterlife.
Greg Taylor (F’09) received the Ph.D. degree in computer and systems engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Troy, NY, USA, in 1985. His graduate work was completed with the support of a Fellowship from the Fannie and John Hertz Foundation.
May 26, 2009 · Greg Taylor is the author of the young adult and middle-grade novels The Girl Who Became a Beatle, Killer Pizza, and Killer Pizza: The Slice.Born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, he graduated from Penn State University and started out his career as a professional drummer, before moving to Los Angeles to become a screenwriter.
Greg Taylor About the Author I was born in Pittsburgh, PA and grew up in Pleasant Hills, a suburb south of the city, which is the inspiration for Hidden Hills, the setting for my Killer Pizza series.
