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Exiled Pulitzer Prize Winning Musician, Makes His Triumphant Return As An Author

Exiled Pulitzer Prize Winning Musician, Makes His Triumphant Return As An Author
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By: Nic Abelian

Prof. Robert Stewart, a distinguished saxophonist formerly with Wynton Marsalis, is making waves once again, but this time in the literary world. Known for his unique sound and inventive improvisations, Stewart has transitioned from being a celebrated jazz musician to an accomplished author, with nine books covering a diverse range of topics from Jazz to Astronomy and World Religions to Children’s Guides for Life.

Prof. Robert Stewart’s journey is as unique as his music. He was recruited while studying at U.C. Berkeley into a special program for humans with special abilities. With a DSc in Astronomy from Berkeley and an Honorary Doctorate in World Religions from Provident University in Delaware, Stewart’s expertise spans Martial Arts, child extraction from cults, world religions, science, and the Occult. His life as a musician was a deep cover, a camouflage for his clandestine activities.

Stewart’s musical career is marked by his work with Quincy Jones and Qwest/Warner Bros. records, producing two major label albums, “The Force” and “In the Gutta.” He was the lead tenor saxophonist on the Pulitzer Prize-winning “Blood on the Fields” by Wynton Marsalis and was the protégée of saxophonist Pharoah Sanders. Jazz critic Jason Ankeny described Stewart as one of the impressive jazz saxophonists to emerge at the end of the 20th century, and drummer Billy Higgins referred to him as “perhaps the important young artist to come along in decades.”

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Photo Courtesy: Prof. Robert Stewart Ph.D

Despite his musical acclaim, Stewart’s life took a dramatic turn in 1998 when he was exiled from America due to his Muslim faith. This forced him to work in Europe, the Middle East, South America, Australia, Africa, and other places outside the USA. He made his return to the United States in 2007, continuing to develop his unique sound and style that captivated audiences worldwide. His return also marked the beginning of his prolific writing career, which has seen the publication of nine books to date.

Stewart’s books reflect his broad range of interests and expertise. From explorations of Jazz and its cultural significance to deep dives into Astronomy, his writings are a testament to his diverse knowledge and experiences. His works also cover topics such as Christianity, Buddhism, Darwinian Evolution, and guides for children’s lives, showcasing his ability to engage with complex subjects and make them accessible to a wide audience.

The accolades for Stewart’s work are numerous. Phillip Elwood of the SF Chronicle stated, “One doesn’t just hear Robert’s music, one absorbs it.” Drum Pioneer Max Roach said, “You don’t just hear Robert, you feel him.” These sentiments are echoed in his literary works, which resonate with readers on a profound level.

As a clandestine operative, Stewart’s experience in child extraction from cults and his deep understanding of world religions and the Occult have given him unique insights that permeate his writing. His works provide a rare combination of musical brilliance and profound intellectual depth, making his contributions to both fields invaluable. Stewart’s ability to seamlessly blend his diverse talents is a testament to his extraordinary life and career.

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Photo Courtesy: Prof. Robert Stewart Ph.D

Stewart’s journey has not been without its challenges. His exile from America in 1998 was a significant turning point, forcing him to navigate life and work across various continents. This period of his life, though challenging, enriched his experiences and broadened his perspectives, which are reflected in his writing. His return to the USA in 2007 marked a new chapter in his life, allowing him to reconnect with his roots and share his extensive knowledge and experiences through his books.

His literary works are as impactful as his music, offering readers a unique perspective on a wide range of topics. Stewart’s books on Jazz provide an insider’s view into the world of music, while his works on Astronomy and World Religions offer deep insights into these complex subjects. His children’s guides are particularly notable, as they reflect his commitment to educating and inspiring the younger generation.

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Photo Courtesy: Prof. Robert Stewart Ph.D

Prof. Robert Stewart’s story is one of resilience and versatility. From his early days at U.C. Berkeley to his exile and eventual return to the USA, he has continually evolved, using his talents to make a significant impact in both the musical and literary worlds. His books offer readers a glimpse into his vast knowledge and unique perspective, making him a standout figure in contemporary literature.

For more information about Prof. Robert Stewart and his works, visit his official websites at Professor Robert Stewart and The Robert Stewart Experience. Follow his latest updates on his YouTube Channel.

Prof. Robert Stewart’s remarkable journey from a clandestine operative and acclaimed musician to a celebrated author is an inspiring testament to his talent, resilience, and unwavering pursuit of knowledge. His contributions to music and literature continue to captivate and inspire audiences around the world. As he continues to share his insights and experiences through his books, Stewart’s influence is sure to grow, leaving a lasting legacy for future generations.

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