The Quarto Group will publish Stephen King: A Complete Exploration of His Work, Life, and Influences by Bev Vincent (BSc’83, PhD’88) on September 20, 2022, marking the Maine author’s 75th birthday.

The novel Somewhere There’s Music by Sean Paul Bedell (BA’87) has been released from Now or Never Publishing.

Lawrence (Laurie) Pascoe (BComm’72, LLB’75) had his book “Innovative Legal Service Applications: A Guide to Improved Client Services” published by the American Bar Association’s Solo, Small Firm, and General Practice Division.

For the past two years, Darren MacDonald (BSCK’96) has used the global pandemic as an excuse to go back to school for another Master’s degree.

Andrew D. Little (LLB’90) has been appointed Chair of Canada’s Competition Tribunal. He has been a judge of the Federal Court since May 2020.

Sangeeta Wylie’s (DDS’01) first play, ‘we the same’, received 6 Jessie Award nominations, following its World Professional Premiere with Ruby Slippers Theatre and The Cultch (Vancouver).

Faten Alshazly (BSAMCN’99) is the Principal and Chief Creative Officer at WeUsThem and has been recently named and sworn in as the Chair of the Halifax Chamber of Commerce.

Michelle Wamboldt (BA’90) has published her first novel, Birth Road, through Nimbus Publishing. Set in early twentieth-century Nova Scotia, it is a story of love, lost innocence, and the secrets that so often haunt small places. Michelle lives on the South Shore of Nova Scotia.

Jonathan J. Cohn (BArch’84) has been elevated to the American Institute of Architect’s prestigious College of Fellows, which recognizes architects who have achieved a standard of excellence in the profession and made significant contributions to architecture and society.

Indira Jayaweera’s (PHD’89) work on carbon dioxide capture work recently appeared in the featured innovator section in medium.com. She hopes her work will inspire the future chemistry graduates at Dal.