Arthur Lee Quinn practiced law in Washington D.C. for more than forty years, then spent ten years as an international business consultant. In both capacities, he specialized in representing agriculture interest in emerging economies, an exciting and rewarding career that took him to countries across the Americas, as well as Afghanistan and the American West and Midwest. Arthur derived great satisfaction from his work and took special pride and helping establish community centered agriculture programs.

 

Throughout his professional career, Arthur also nurtured a desire to work with stories, especially those drawn from his his own life experience. His early efforts included a series of screenplay treatments that dramatized some of the more memorable causes from his time as a U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate at the end of the Korean War. 

 

As someone who has always appreciated the inherit wisdom of youth, Arthur also discovered a love for writing children’s stories. To-date, he has written five picture books and one chapter book for young readers - all of which were inspired by, written for, or dedicated to his six children and five grandchildren. 

 

Arthur has a B.S. in economics from Villanova University and a J.D. from Georgetown University Law School. He currently resides in Park City, Utah.