Margerie Bruce writes historical fiction inspired by the extraordinary lives of ordinary people. Bruce is an MBA PhD in Leadership Studies, who has been told (but is still verifying) that she is a direct descendant of Robert the Bruce, King of Scots. A resident of Las Vegas, she is a military spouse and mother to two adult sons.
With extensive Holocaust research (including the Pink-Triangle Prisoners), she has served as an editorial reviewer for the Journal of Hate Studies through the Gonzaga Institute for Hate Studies. The inaugural recipient of the Eva Lassman Memorial Research Award, she has also been named a Greenleaf Scholar for Servant-Leadership through Seton Hall University. She is the founder of the hermeneutic phenomenological construct interruptive symbology.
A versatile senior ghostwriter, Margerie has over 30+ years of corporate storytelling experience for higher education, non-profits, arts and government. She has been named an International Impact Book Award "Distinguished Author" for her debut novel "Due South: Based on a True Story".
