Albert Isaac is a writer and editor living in North Central Florida. Albert studied English, Journalism, Music and Film at the University of Florida, and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in English. He then followed the next most logical career path of any well-intentioned English graduate and went to work for the Medical Examiner's Office. Stayed 20 years. However, within him the writer remained and in his spare time he re-wrote a story he had started years before. In 2005, he published ENDLESS, a futuristic look into the consequences of living in a society that never suffers, never grows old, never dies.  In 2013 he completed UTOPIA REVISITED - his follow-up to ENDLESS - and LIFE SO FAR (VOL I & II), which is a collection of his columns and essays. He still plans to write a novel about his experiences working in the fascinating and gruesome field of forensic death investigation. Albert is currently a freelance writer as well as a columnist for the High Springs Observer, and the former editor-in-chief for Tower Publications, where he oversaw Senior Times Magazine and the Our Town Magazines.

First Place Original Writing Feature Article in 2016, by the Association of Free Community Papers.

First Place Original Writing Feature Article in 2008, by the Association of Free Community Papers.

Honorable Mention for Best Color Photography for a Feature or General Interest Story, 2007 and 2008 by the Community Papers of Florida.

Honorable Mention for Best Gloss Cover Design (photo), 2008, by the CPF.

Honorable Mention for Editorial, Personal Column, "Resurrecting the Adirondack Chair" 2009, CPF.

Honorable Mention for Editorial, Personal Column, "Vacations About Making Memories" 2009, CPF