Ottawa, Canada: December 16, 2012. (PCP) Two more books by Stephen Gill, a celebrated Indo/Canadian poet and fiction writer, are scheduled to be released in January 2013. One is Amputee, an epical poem about a sexually abused child. This long poem springs from the poet’s deep conviction that peace needs to be discussed from the perspective of education, and a formal education ought to be initiated from the day a couple decides to raise a family. Amputee is based on the poet’s belief that where there is no peace there is no health and where there is no health there is no prosperity and meaning in living. Another book is titled For a Peaceful Future. Peace has been the driving force in the waters of the literary explorations of Stephen Gill. For a Peaceful Future is a collection of long and brief quotes from his prefaces, interviews, articles, fiction and other works, where he makes impassioned pleas to refrain from armed conflicts because they pose serious threats to the civilization of today. He believes that the Nirvana of peace is the child of the non-violent thinking.