ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Paul Morrel comes from a social work background, and he writes from a holistic perspective. He loves history, and he utilizes historical events in his writings.

In 1974, he immigrated to Canada. He attended York University and obtained a bachelor’s degree in psychology. He continued his studies at York University and obtained a bachelor of social work (honors) degree. He also has a certificate in dispute resolution from York University. In 2003, he obtained his master of social work from Wilfred Laurier University.

In 2007, Paul’s first publication was a chapter titled “Power and Status Contradictions,” which he contributed to the social work publication “Revisiting the Use of Self: Questioning Professional Identities.” In 2014, Paul published his first independent novel, “From This Wreck I Will Return Home,” which was followed by the 2017 release of “The Few Who Find It.”

His past professional working experiences include probation and parole services and child welfare as a child protection worker. He currently works in the health-care field as a hospital social worker. He resides in Canada with his family, and outside of his work, he volunteers as an usher at the church he attends. At times, he offers support to parents in the community who find themselves struggling with child-rearing challenges.