Colin Woodard, an author and
award-winning journalist, writes for The
Christian Science Monitor and The
Chronicle of Higher Education. A native
of Maine, he has reported from more
than fifty foreign countries and six
continents, and lived for more than four
years in Eastern Europe.
He is the author of the New England
bestseller The Lobster Coast: Rebels,
Rusticators, and the Struggle for a
Forgotten Frontier (Viking Press, 2004),
a cultural and environmental history of
coastal Maine, and Ocean's End:
Travels Through Endangered Seas
(Basic Books, 2000), a narrative
non-fiction account of the deterioration
of the world's oceans.
His latest book, The Republic of Pirates:
Being The True And Surprising Story Of
The Caribbean Pirates And The Man
Who Brought Them Down , is available
in paperback, Spanish, and Danish.
For a full biography, click here.
award-winning journalist, writes for The
Christian Science Monitor and The
Chronicle of Higher Education. A native
of Maine, he has reported from more
than fifty foreign countries and six
continents, and lived for more than four
years in Eastern Europe.
He is the author of the New England
bestseller The Lobster Coast: Rebels,
Rusticators, and the Struggle for a
Forgotten Frontier (Viking Press, 2004),
a cultural and environmental history of
coastal Maine, and Ocean's End:
Travels Through Endangered Seas
(Basic Books, 2000), a narrative
non-fiction account of the deterioration
of the world's oceans.
His latest book, The Republic of Pirates:
Being The True And Surprising Story Of
The Caribbean Pirates And The Man
Who Brought Them Down , is available
in paperback, Spanish, and Danish.
For a full biography, click here.
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