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From a small hillside village in Grenada to the highest judicial office in Canada, the life of Julius Alexander Isaac is a story of perseverance, intellect, and unwavering integrity.
Born in Morne Delice, Grenada, Julius Isaac’s early years were shaped by discipline, ambition, and the quiet encouragement of teachers who recognized his extraordinary potential. What began as the journey of a scholarship boy determined to see beyond the river valley became a remarkable legal career spanning continents, courtrooms, and decades of public service.
After arriving in Canada with little more than determination and a dream, Isaac worked his way through law school, overcame systemic barriers, and rose steadily through the ranks of private practice, public prosecution, and judicial leadership. In 1992, he became Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Canada—the first Black person appointed to a high judicial office in the country.
But this biography is more than a record of professional achievement. Drawing on Isaac’s own writings, public speeches, archival materials, and the reflections of those who knew him, Remembering Julius Alexander Isaac reveals the man behind the robes: principled, disciplined, quietly humorous, and deeply committed to justice.
Through landmark cases, institutional reform, moments of adversity, and private triumphs, this portrait offers readers an intimate look at a life defined not by self-promotion, but by purpose.
Written with respect and restraint, this biography honours a legacy that extends far beyond the courtroom—into classrooms, communities, and the hearts of those who followed his path.
A story of resilience.
A story of leadership.
A life in law—and a life well lived.
PLEASE NOTE: In early copies of Remembering Julius Alexander Isaac, the judge identified on page 42 as Justice Francis Muldoon should be Justice Patrick Mahoney. This correction will appear in future updated copies.With thanks to Greta Hill for identifying the error.
— Saoirse Temple
Editing Isn’t Punishment. It’s Power.
You don’t need to be perfect to finish a book.
You do need to know how to make it better.
The Ten Dimensions of Self-Editing is a practical, encouraging guide for writers who want to revise their own work with clarity, confidence, and intention—without crushing their voice or spiraling into editorial despair.
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This book includes access to optional digital bonus materials designed to support the self-editing process, including practical reference tools and worksheets. Instructions for accessing these materials are provided inside the book.
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The Bounders Series
Welcome to the Kingdom of Epoh!
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Three unlikely friends find themselves entangled in an adventure that spans two decades and three worlds. Harpur Diggins, Arthur Prentice, and Sok--the elf--travel between Earth, Thraeh (Tree), and Mysturna along with a host of characters, including a witch, and android and a Krist. What's a Krist, you wonder? Well, they giggle a lot! But there are no spoilers here.
Be warned, though... Here there be dragons!
Dear Diary Style Files
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The English language is tricky at best. The Dear Diary Style Files series explores the intricacies of written communication through the diary entries of a writer who tries to follow the rules, but realizes that there are more exceptions than she can shake a pen at!
These sassy little guides will help you sort through the pitfalls of punctuation, the nightmares of numbers, the insanity of spelling, the crises of capitalization, and the mangled mess of misused words! They may not have all the answers, but they will ease the stress. And you'll feel better knowing that you are not alone.