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Date of birth July 20, 1943
Age 61
Occupation writer
Languages English (as near-perfect as it gets)
French (functional, but not polished)
Sports golf (part-time instructor)
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Work history
2004-2005 Currently writing "Democratic World Government," non-fiction, expected to be published in the fall of 2005.
2001-2005 Re-established Life Profiles, a business recording or writing the life stories of seniors for their children, grandchildren, etc. (see website, above)
1999-2001 Wrote "The Human 3 Evolution," non-fiction, about a science-based theory regarding the potential for further human consciousness evolution.
1998 Wrote "Four of Hearts," a novel about love.
1997-1998 Wrote a children’s novel, "The Adventures of Beaner Wiener," the life story of a precocious cat.
1995-1997 Wrote "The Endgame," book #2 of a work of speculative fiction called "The LieDeck Revolution" (for which I was awarded a literary grant of $19,650).
1993-1995 Founded and worked full time for Life Profiles Inc.
1991-1993 Wrote "The Opening," a novel, book #1 of "The LieDeck Revolution" (it was published under a slightly different name in 1993).
1989-1991 Wrote "Cold War Blues" (non-fiction, published in 1991).
1985-1989 Freelance writing. I recorded and wrote the life stories of seniors, working from my home.
1977-1985 Founder, president and C.E.O. of Operation Dismantle, a leading group in Canada promoting nuclear disarmament and world order. (If you wish to see a summary of this effort, look for “Stark, T. James” in the index of The Canadian Encyclopedia, 1st or 2nd edition.)
1975-1977 Ontario Conservatory of Music (marketing).
1974-1975 Child care worker for Youthdale (Toronto).
1972-1974 Organized intentional community (it had about 50 participants) to test out an alternative economic model.
1971-1972 Proprietor of Educorp (a small business producing a computerized teacher and course evaluation survey for post-secondary educational institutions).
1970-1971 Taught at Humber College, Toronto (criminology, social psychology).
1969-1970 Returned to Laurentian University for courses in sociology.
1968-1969 Psychometrist for the Province of Ontario Department of Education, Mid-Northern Region (administered psychological tests in schools).
1967-1968 Social worker, Children’s Aid Society, Sudbury.
1963-1967 Student, Laurentian University (B.A. in psychology).
1963 Taught English to mature students in Sudbury, in the old CVT (Canadian Vocational Training) program.
1962 Seminarian, Seminaire St. Paul, Ottawa.
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