The Next Pope 2011
Anura Gurugé started computer programming in 1969. He worked for the likes of IBM, ITT and BBN, and was, for two decades, a leading authority on IBM networking. Writing, however, per a family tradition, has been a consuming pastime since the early 1980s. His first book was published in 1984. Four further books on technology as well as over 350 technical publications followed. Around 2006, with IBM networking an oxymoron, he turned his attention to papal history, art and astronomy. His last three books are: ‘Popes and the Tale of Their Names’ (2008), ‘Teischan’s ABC Book on Great Artists’ (2008) and ‘The Next Pope’ (2010). He has three daughters and one son. www.guruge.com.