by Laura Sook Duncombe (Author)
A thrilling history of the world's most daring female pirates, from Norse raiders to Caribbean buccaneers.
Pirate Women tells the story of women who defied expectations and took to the high seas. From ancient Norse warriors to notorious figures like Grace O'Malley and Cheng I Sao, these women sought freedom and adventure beyond traditional roles. Laura Sook Duncombe explores their lives, motivations, and the biases that have often obscured their stories.
Discover the real lives behind the legends, and understand why these women continue to fascinate.
- Uncover the truth about female swashbucklers
- Explore maritime history from a new perspective
- Learn about historical biases and how they shape our understanding of the past
For readers interested in
women's history,
maritime adventure, and the untold stories of
pirate queens.
Author Biography
Laura Sook Duncombe is a lawyer and a writer whose work on women pirates has appeared on Jezebel. She lives in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Number of Pages: 264
Dimensions: 0.7 x 8.9 x 5.9 IN
Publication Date: September 03, 2019
