Isaac M. McPhee

Isaac McPhee was born as a human child in Mt. Vernon, WA, c. 1982; he currently resides in the bustling heart of New York City where he pursues his writing as much as possible.

While Isaac maintains that he has no recollection of the formative years of his life, some dispute this claim as being simply too "convenient," and suggest that he might be hiding something. Isaac has no comment.

After majoring in English Literature at Western Washington University in Bellingham, WA, Isaac proceded to perservere through a wide variety jobs and personal hardships, gaining character, experience and expertise in such areas as carpentry, food preparation, customer service, sales, marketing, home repair, finances, et al.

None of these positions were able to satisfy Isaac's insatiable thirst for knowledge or his quest to learn as much as possible before decomposition sets in. Because of this, Isaac has become an avid reader and has taken to writing in a wide variety of subjects; very little is beyond the scope of his studies.

Isaac began writing for Suite101 in January of 2008 and spent almost a year as the Math/Chaos Theory Feature Writer before stepping down to pursue other subjects.

Topics of interest in Isaac's writing are as follows, in no particular order:

History - American, Roman, Greek and British

Science (particularly physics)

Mathematics

Geography

Architecture

Home Improvement

ESP and Psychic Manipulation

...okay, that last one was something of a joke, though if anyone truly desires some articles in the realm of metaphysics, Isaac very well might be willing to comply, simply because such studies might prove interesting.

Isaac has produced a large amount of written material over the past several years; currently in progress by his pen are: A rather clever little detective novel, a thorough examination of the history of party politics in the United States, a survey of the Rome during the period of the Kings, a history of atomic theory, a book on popular mathematics, and a somewhat preemptive autobiography.

Isaac, in other words, refuses to be bound to the confines of a single genre, though he has no qualms about the rules of grammar, and prefers to follow them unless they prove especially inhibiting.

Please, enjoy Isaac's suite101 articles, and for more material or information (or simply to be entertained), feel free to visit his website.

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