The Path to Xanadu

"The Path to Xandau" is the third book of Blox family series. See how Agape, unconditional love, can help people find the path to Xanadu, or heaven. Will the evolution of humans bring us telepathy? Will we be able to communicate with animals and insects? Can future robots help put love into a human heart?

The Path to Xanadu is the third book in the SiBoRE series of Eblox books. The events in this book take place years after the Coma Pandemic and the story called The Great Awakening. It answers most of the questions left open in previous books in this series. You do not need to read the first two books to get to know and recognize many of the characters in this story, but it might help. The events within the story move rapidly and the readers may not be able to immerse themselves in any moment, but the reader may edit each chapter and create immersion points in the additional external information. The writing style is influenced by the authors years of writing in engineering logbooks and patent applications and may be oddly worded and sometimes awkward. By becoming a dynamic editor you can add more attention to detail, a more fluid writing style, and make this story a great read. This book allows the reader to take a video tour of ancient Athens by using one of the links. There are also poems in the story and two more at the back of the book to help explain the scheme of the story.

Arthur (Art) F. Seymour is an entrepreneur, inventor, educator, philosopher, and author. Seymour studied electrical engineering at Christian Brothers University and earned his master's degree at IIT. He started his career at Motorola and later he managed a group of engineers at Zenith Radio Corporation. Seymour launched E-Blox Inc. after forty-four years of being the President of Elenco Electronics, Inc. Now, he has more than a dozen patents with a few still pending. Seymour believes that a series of books that readers can edit will inspire others to become future authors. The SiBoRE® system is the first step in starting this collaboration between author and readers.