David Dupuis

DAVID DUPUIS — BRINGING HISTORY TO LIFE, ONE STORY AT A TIME

David Dupuis has spent much of his life exploring the fascinating people, remarkable events, and enduring mysteries that shape our world.

A Canadian author from Penetanguishene, Ontario, Dupuis first gained national recognition with SAWCHUK, his acclaimed authorized biography of legendary NHL goaltender Terry Sawchuk, which later helped inspire the feature film Goalie (2019). His subsequent works include Heart of the Blackhawks and the award-winning The Red Kelly Story.

A lifelong student of history, particularly the history of the Catholic Church and the papacy, Dupuis eventually turned his attention to fiction, combining decades of research with a fascination for prophecy, faith, political intrigue, and the eternal struggle between good and evil.

The result is The Hildegard Prophecies, an ambitious, multibook historical thriller series that carries readers from the visions of a twelfth-century German mystic through the corridors of the Vatican and into a world where ancient prophecies may hold the key to humanity's future.

A retired psychiatric nurse, community historian, and longtime volunteer, Dupuis brings a keen understanding of human nature and a deep appreciation of history to his storytelling.

He lives along the shores of Georgian Bay in Ontario, Canada, where he continues to write the unfolding saga of The Hildegard Prophecies.