title: Caribbean Pirates: A Treasure Chest of Fact, Fiction, and Folklore
author:  George Beahm 
description: George Beahm s new guidebook is a vital source that answers more than 40 questions about piracy, lists pirate festivals and museums all over the country, and tells readers how to act like a proper pirate. It goes beyond the movies, exploring the facts behind the fiction. This full-color source book, unlike the children s books or dry adult tomes preceding it, describes the Golden Age of Caribbean pirates with more than 20 new illustrations by Hugo-Award-winning illustrator Tim Kirk and 100 photos. George Beahm is a pop culture guru whose books cover subjects ranging from Anne Rice to Middle Earth. --PMS, The Independent Book Publishers Association<br /><br />Caribbean Pirates strives to be "the go-to sourcebook for all things piratical." It provides a history of the "golden age of pirates," to be sure, but it also includes guides to modern pirate festivals and museums, complete with details on how to dress, talk, walk and negotiate like a pirate. --Sun-Sentinal<br /><br />Readers passionate about the Disney movies and those who can not get enough of pirates and their lore will find this book an entertaining and informative read. --Voya
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  The Pirate’s Bluestocking
  
  A Pirates of Britannia World Novel
  
  Chasity Bowlin
  
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  Copyright © 2019 Chasity Bowlin
  
  Kindle Edition
  
  This work was made possible by a special license through the Pirates of
  Britannia Connected World publishing program and has not necessarily been
  reviewed by DragonMedia Publishing, Inc. All characters, scenes, events, plots
  and related elements appearing in the original Pirates of Britannia connected
  series by Kathryn Le Veque and Eliza Knight remain exclusive copyrighted
  and/or trademarked property of Kathryn Le Veque and/or Eliza Knight, or their
  affiliates or licensors. All characters created by the author of this novel
  remain the copyrighted property of the author.
  
  This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, brands, media, and
  incidents are either the product of the author’s imagination or are used
  fictitiously. Any resemblance to similarly named places or to persons living
  or deceased is unintent