Like real world adventurers, the resourceful Stuart Tower went straight out of high school and into the Army during historic times—specfically, during the U.S. Occupation of Japan. He returned to academics and graduated from Emerson College, cum laude, in History/Social Science with a minor in Educational Psychology. He also garnered a Masters in Education from Boston University with Psychology-History as a minor and attended a UCLA Doctoral Studies program with emphasis on Educational Psychology.

He has since taught and counseled at all levels of the professional and academic worlds. His experience ranges from The Rand Corporation, Honeywell and the Arthur Young Company to establishing management programs for 150 international clients. Not one to rest on his laurels, Tower commenced his retirement with teaching and now oversees six differing history courses for an Elder hostel organization in California.

Throughout his career he has penned innumerable newspaper features and countless articles for North American periodicals and journals. Authoring three books, he has also been a nominee for the National Jewish Book Council Award.

Having extensively researched and traveled throughout the United States and Eastern Europe he is married, a father of three and a grandfather of five. Stuart Tower resides in Southern California, from where he brought his formidable education, research and experience to bear in his fourth book, The Wayfarers, and the soon to be published, Branko.

AUTHOR'S WORK

THE WAYFARERS

BRANKO