Stephen Peterson

Stephen Peterson has been writing and publishing for more than 50 years. His first published work was: “The Twelve Days Of Christmas: A Roman Catholic Underground Catechism.” (1965) under the tutelage of his high school English teacher, Sister Rita Clare Broecker, a Franciscan nun, while a student at Father Thomas Scecina Memorial High School, Indianapolis, Indiana. After graduating from Scecina, he attended Indiana University—Bloomington, Indiana where he continued writing for professors in the areas of Anthropology, Geology, Psychology, and later as a graduate student at Oklahoma State University in Military History. The author has written more than twenty books in the areas of Psychology, Anthropology, and Military History. He has also written more than one thousand short stories primarily for teens and young adults. The writer has been a frequent contributor to: Looking Up Magazine; Cup of Comfort; Chicken Soup; Soul Matters and multiple websites nationally and internationally. He is a member of Military Writers Society of America that awarded the author for excellence in creative non-fiction writing in 2010 for the book “America’s Finest” (2009). This author’s specialties are psychology adolescence/young adult counseling, thanatology, and adolescent empowerment. Physical (Biological) Anthropology as it pertains to anthropometry, racial differentiation, somatology, and racial history. Military history specializing in military field battle tactics. Mathematics specializing in population statistics and research designs