Diane Carter-Brown holds a PhD in anthropology, has worked as an art gallery owner, and studied at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture. A life spent in academia and the art world—and countless hours interviewing people—has given her a compassionate understanding of the human condition.

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Besides anthropology, architecture, and art, she enjoys travelling, history, music, and the daily observation of people. After many years abroad, Diane settled in the lovely South Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, where she lives in a pine forest—her closest neighbours being bears, birds, and the occasional human.