Mark Wegierski holds a B.A. (Hons), M.A. in History, M.L.S., and certificate
in creative writing, all from the University of Toronto, and a graduate
certificate in creative writing from Humber College. He is a Toronto-based
writer, social critic, and historical researcher and is published in
major Canadian newspapers, as well as in U.S. scholarly journals such
as
Humanitas, Review of Metaphysics, and Telos,
and in popular U.S. magazines such as Chronicles and The
World & I. His writing has also appeared
in Polish, British, and German publications, including Politeja (Cracow:
Jagiellonian University) and Salisbury Review. His
article on Canada was reprinted in Annual Editions: World Politics,
1998–99 (Dushkin/McGraw-Hill,
1998).
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