Bruce Feiler
Geboren: October 25, 1964 – Savannah, Georgia, United States
Bruce Feiler is an American author and journalist who writes about family, faith, identity, and life transitions. His notable books include Walking the Bible, Council of Dads, and Life Is in the Transitions. A New York Times bestselling author, he has helped popularize narrative nonfiction that blends personal experience with cultural and spiritual inquiry.
Biografie & Werdegang des Autors
Bruce Feiler grew up in Savannah, Georgia, and later became a Yale alumnus. His earliest books already showed the method that would define much of his career: immersive, firsthand reporting. Learning to Bow came from a year teaching in a small rural Japanese town, and other early books drew on Oxford and Cambridge, the circus, and Nashville. Rather than writing from a distance, Feiler repeatedly entered a world, lived inside it, and then shaped the experience into narrative nonfiction with a strong autobiographical thread. ((https://www.brucefeiler.com/about-bruce/?utm_source=openai))
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Bruce Feiler
A transformative guide to discovering purpose and fulfillment in your career, based on insights from diverse American life stories.
Life Is in the Transitions
Bruce Feiler
A guide to navigating life's unpredictable transitions, offering strategies to reimagine and rebuild stronger lives through change and disruption.
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Bruce Feiler
A transformative guide to discovering purpose and fulfillment in your career, based on insights from diverse American life stories.
Life Is in the Transitions
Bruce Feiler
A guide to navigating life's unpredictable transitions, offering strategies to reimagine and rebuild stronger lives through change and disruption.
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This plan is designed for individuals seeking to align their personal identity and family life with their spiritual convictions. It provides a roadmap for those who want to grow in self-assurance while maintaining deep respect for their heritage and faith.
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"Bruce Feiler is one of America's most thoughtful voices on contemporary life"
— TED ((
"Bruce Feiler gets to the heart of how turning points shape us—and how we can shape them"
— Adam Grant ((
"Bruce Feiler has painted a revealing portrait of the archetypal human story of love, temptation, betrayal, and endurance"
— Jon Meacham ((
"Bruce Feiler is a real-life Indiana Jones"
— Atlanta Journal-Constitution ((
"Bruce Feiler listens to, synthesizes, and helps make meaning of the American story at this complicated moment"
— Dave Isay ((
"Bruce Feiler unfolds the history of love itself, showing how guilt and discomfort coincide with passion, commitment, and joy"
— Andrew Solomon ((
"Bruce Feiler is the perfect person to lead us on this journey"
— Arianna Huffington ((
"Bruce Feiler has a real knack for helping us see what is not obvious but is right in front of our eyes"
— William Ury ((
