This is a great addition to the historical nautical-adventure subgenre. "Tyger", by Julian Stockwin, finds the dashing Captain Thomas Kydd struggling to survive epic sea... Read More

Combining historical accuracy with thrilling action and exotic locales, "Pasha" is sure to stand out as Kydd’s most exciting adventure yet. Captain Thomas Kydd and company set... Read More

"Caribbee" is a melding of good fiction and historical fact enlivened with colorful, well-drawn characters. A plot rich in sailing lore, pirate raids, vengeful spies, and... Read More

These more than one hundred recipes from Kate Harvey and her father, Karl Zinsmeister (along with photos by son/brother, Noah), focus on crops from the Finger Lakes region in... Read More

"The Price of Glory", set in 1795 post-Revolutionary France, is the author’s third in a nautical series featuring fictional British seaman Captain Nathan Peake. With vivid... Read More

It’s amazing how a brutal sport can evoke such eloquent prose. Among the top-notch writers who have contributed novels and non-fiction assessments about the squared circle are... Read More

In 1940 the Soviet army executed 20,000 Polish army officers and civilians, a command issued from the highest authority, the eponymous Katyn Order of Jacobson’s second... Read More

A colorful embroidery upon the true story of three early-eighteenth-century buccaneers, this swashbuckling novel boasts an irresistible historical background-a dandified pirate... Read More