in-depth phil. of sci.
publication:
Time's Paradigm

Exploring just
how we perceive
the passage of time

About Time's Paradigm and the Author.

A BRIEF HISTORY

The infancy of this project, Time's Paradigm, lies back in the mid 80s at a time when the first draft was entitled "Time as a Solid". It originated out of work on gyroscopics, perspective and motion. However, the birth of his first child and a move to Canada held up the author's further progress. At the end of the following decade the bulk of the content had been revised and developed into the chapter arrangement you see today. In 2006 the title Time's Paradigm was adopted together with summaries and headings in lieu of publication.

Another move, this time to Central America, forced further postponements until 2012 when a rudimentary website dating back a few years was enhanced to accommodate the full debate. In 2014 the final touches were made. Written for general consumption with an open-minded educational theme, this not-for-profit work was recently (Dec, 2019) given a thorough update. The ebook of the same title is now available free to download only from this website.

TIME'S PARADIGM, the ebook
now available free to view
or download from this site
Revised edition, 2020.
for desktops, Kindles, readers.

Alan can be reached here...

email address

Time's Paradigm (Closed in solidarity)

Author's Website

Cell: 610-0447

AUTHOR BIOGRAPHY

Alan, a teacher by profession, instead chose wildlife photography for a career in his thirties. Over the years his articles with images have been published in various national and global prints, including BBC Wildlife Magazine, International Living, Land Rover Owner International and Travel Africa. His documentary material – to which he also writes the narrative – has been aired across the UK, most notably "The Affairs of Hares", a 50 minute feature filmed entirely on location in the wilds of Devon, between 1997-2000.

He is English, though resides in Belize at present. He runs a rehab' and release wildlife sanctuary in tropical forests far from civilization, though soon to retire from this rather exhausting and sticky lifestyle. Since an early age Alan showed a fascination for the sciences, which he specialised in throughout his education and subsequent career.

A published fiction writer of short stories, he also has a couple of young adult novellas to his credit. Of course, there are more in the works -- including an upcoming novel. The characters he writes about come from flirtations with reality and personal experience, strong female protagonists always a major element in the story, whether a psychological thriller or science fiction. Would you believe the real inspiration for his trilogy "Right of Human" was a coatimundi..?

Alan is fascinated by writing style and continually strives to invigorate this art-form, whether it be with hyper-fiction threads leading to different outcomes, dropping narrative in favor of dialogue driven plots or turning the narrator into a nefarious character.