Stacy Schiff is married to real estate agent husband Marc de La Bruyere. Marc de La Bruyere is a Canadian Businessman.
Marc commuted between Canada and the US while the couple's children were still in high school. While Stacy and the family used to travel on holidays.
The couple has been together for more than 33 years and has three children together, two sons and a daughter.
By 2022, all of their children are above 20 and are enrolled in a university to continue their education.
Stacy Schiff Husband Marc de La Bruyère
Stacy Schiff is married to her husband Marc de La Bruyere since May 13, 1989.
Marc de La Bruyere is a real-estate developer based in Edmonton, Alberta, a place in Western Canada. He is also the principal and managing director at Maclab Development Group (Yale University).
His main areas of expertise are board governance, funding, and real estate development. Prior to joining, Maclab he was a business consultant in 1991.
Since that time, he has been in charge of the business' diversity into countercyclical investments and development businesses.
He has strong ties to Alberta, and thus stays there to foster the local community.
He proudly supports Canadian and Albertan organizations, such as the Women's Emergency Accommodation Centre, the University of Alberta, the Citadel Theatre, the Loran Scholarships, and the Youth Orchestra of Northern Alberta.
Prior to his association with Maclab, he worked at Viewtrak Technologies Inc and McKinsey & Company for seven and four years respectively (LinkedIn).
For his work and achievement, he was honored with Alberta Centennial Medal in 2005 and the Queen's Diamond Jubilee Medal in 2015.
He is a graduate of Williams College in Massachusetts with a B.A. and INSEAD in France with an MBA.
Currently, he is a visiting architecture fellow at Yale University.
Stacy Schiff And Marc de La Bruyère Have Had A Commuter Marriage
Stacy Schiff and March de La Bruyère are living a commuter marriage And the person who commutes is he.
As their kids attended schools in the United States, she's always been in the US during the school year. Then, during the summer and winter breaks, when she writes a ton, they move to Canada.
Stacy worked on her book about Vera Nabokov's marriage for five years, but right now, her own domestic situation worries her.
She referred to her married life as bizarre in one of her interviews.
She cheerfully mentioned in an interview with NYTimes, that he spends roughly 10 days in New York each month.
Ms. Schiff and the kids go to Canada with him during the summer and during school breaks. The interview was conducted in the 2000s, so circumstances may have changed since then.
Schiff lives in New York with her family and her partner lives in Canada. She once tried leaving New York for Marc but she couldn't.
In an increasing comic riff, Ms. Schiff says, "I once did and I only lasted around a year."
She mentioned that she always had a good explanation for not moving to Edmonton such as her agent being five blocks away, and the kids attending school nearby.
Furthermore, she is not a fan of the bitter cold of Canada. Schiff feels like it is at the very end of the world, very dark, similar to the Arctic Circle.
Thus, the family moves from one country to another to maintain their marriage.
Inside Stacy Schiff and March de La Bruyère's Beautiful Wedding
Marc de La Bruyere and Stacy Madeleine Schiff exchanged wedding vows on May 13, 1989, at the Blantyre inn in Lenox, Massachusetts.
The event was officiated by Massachusetts Superior Court Judge Charles R. Alberti.
At that time, Stacy worked as a consulting editor for The Paris Review and was a senior editor at Pocket Books in New York.
Her father, Morton Schiff was the proprietor of Schiff Clothing in Adams, and her mother, Ellen Schiff was literature at North Adams State College. Ellen had written books on both French and American theater (NYTimes).
Stacy might have inherited her writing skills from her mother.
Stacy Schiff And Marc de La Bruyere Has Three Children
Stacy Schiff and Marc de La Bruyère has three children, two sons and a daughter.
As of 2022, Stacy and Marc's sons are 20 and 29, while their daughter is 26. The author hardly ever posts a photos about her personal life on social media.
Her latest book, The Witches: Salem, 1692 was praised by The New York Times as "an almost novelistic, thriller-like narrative."
Schiff's account of the witch trials was hailed by Joseph Ellis as the best one to date, and David McCullough called the book "brilliant from start to finish."
Cleopatra: A Life, Schiff's earlier book, was widely praised when it was released in 2010. Schiff gives us a rare thing: she gives us a book we'd miss if it weren't there," the Wall Street Journal reviewer wrote.
The book was dubbed "a work of literature" by The New Yorker, and Simon Winchester predicted, "it will become a classic."
Cleopatra won the PEN/Jacqueline Bograd Weld Award for biography and was included on many year-end best books lists, including the New York Times Top Ten Books of 2010.
Her book, Cleopatra was translated into 30 different tongues till now.
For her publications, she has received a number of awards including, the Pulitzer Prize, George Washington Book Prize, the Ambassador Award, the Gilbert Chinard Prize of the Institut Français d’Amérique, and many more.
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