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Monday Jan 01 2007

I met Stu about 5 years ago as a client in a course I was leading for the Canadian Department of Justice. He not only contributed, but also took the conversation to a much higher and more constructive level. Since then, we’ve become friends and I am always inspired and a little in awe of the breadth of his intellect, talent and vision. More importantly, he is a great human being that cares deeply about our future.

Stuart is currently working on his next novel set in Canada in the '90s and Poland during the war. This Vancouver-based lawyer has taught at law school, and was the editor of a professional journal for 8 years. In addition to two legal textbooks and many professional articles, he has published two novels, Climates of Our Birth (Watson & Dwyer: 1994) and A Reckoning of Angels (Great Plains: 2000), which won the 2001 McWilliams Prize for Best Historical Fiction. He also contributed to a three-volume popular history of Manitoba, and has written for Nuvo Magazine and other periodicals.

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