The future isn't what it used to be . . . In the Year 2191, something or someone is destroying the time corridor pathways into the past. If kidnapped present-day mathematician Luci Gaudiano can't solve the mystery before they disappear, millions in the future will perish.
The future isn't what it used to be . . . In the Year 2191, something or someone is destroying the time corridor pathways into the past. If kidnapped present-day mathematician Luci Gaudiano can't solve the mystery before they disappear, millions in the future will perish.
George Wright Padgett is a multi-genre author from Texas who grew up immersed in science fiction literature and comic books. After beginning his writing career with children's picture books, Padgett shifted to darker, more complex themes across multiple genres. His published works span science fiction, mystery, detective fiction, and horror, demonstrating remarkable versatility in storytelling approach and subject matter. When not crafting intricate narratives, Padgett balances multiple creative pursuits as a jazz piano player, graphic artist, and playwright. His technical background in commercial graphic arts informs his understanding of visual storytelling, while his musical training contributes to the rhythmic pacing evident in his prose. As a devoted husband and father of two, he brings authentic emotional depth to his character relationships, particularly evident in DRIFT PATTERN's exploration of parental loss and sacrifice.
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