Biography: Arthur Rosenfeld

Arthur Rosenfeld is an authority on the spiritual dimensions of Eastern thinking for a Western world. Novelist, tai chi master and philosopher, Rosenfeld is a regular blogger on major websites, a contributor to national magazines including Vogue, Vanity Fair, and Parade, and has been seen on national television and radio networks. He is the author of eleven critically acclaimed books and the creator of the fiction genre known as “Kung Fu Noir”, which combines page-turning stories with Eastern wisdom drawn from nearly 30 years of martial arts study. Distinctions include being the only novelist whose work was promoted and sold on a federal government website (Diamond Eye, Tor/Forge Books New York, 2001) as well as being a finalist for the Books For A Better Life award for his bestseller The Truth About Chronic Pain (Basic Books, New York, May 2003).   A Yale graduate, Rosenfeld combines scientific background and communication skills gained through post-graduate studies at Cornell and the University of California with real-world savvy gleaned from creative, high-level corporate positions. Drawing on an academic background in medicine and science he has been cited in national media including Newsweek, Ebony, Boca Raton, and Parade and touched seminar audiences including prison inmates, healthcare professionals, and captains of industry. At a time when wisdom and spirituality are the order of the day, his best-selling books, widely-read blogs and lively, inspirational, nationwide workshops apply ancient wisdom to health, conflict resolution, stress-management and team-building. Websites: www.arthurrosenfeld.com www.playtaichi.com E-mail: aero@aya.yale.edu  
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