Stephen L. Carter

Stephen L. Carter is a 20th and 21st century American law professor, legal- and social-policy writer, and novelist.

His policy writings include the following books:

• ''The Culture of Disbelief, which describes, and opposes, barriers to visibly religiously motivated participation in public life.

His first novel is

• The Emperor of Ocean Park, 2002, which he describes as having been conceived before the confirmation hearings of Clarence Thomas for his U. S. Supreme Court associate justice post, has its principal character experience significantly similar confirmation hearings.

His academic affiliation is with the law school of Yale University.

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