Kat Caulberg

In the 14th century, a Breton noblewoman by the name of Jeanne de Clisson broke both gender barriers and a lot of heads while seeking revenge for the death of her husband, who had been executed by the order of King Philip VI of France. Her second husband, Olivier III de Clisson, with whom she … Continue reading Jeanne de Clisson — Woman Pirate

I’m extremely excited to be going to England sometime this year to visit my in-laws. I haven’t been in about ten years, and I’m already planning my itinerary.   Much to my husband’s chagrin, it’s all based on what I have written, what I am writing, and what I’ll be writing.   I desperately want … Continue reading Vacay? OKAY.

Normally, I don’t like giving writing advice, because every writer is different. We all have different styles and needs and methods. However, I have a piece of writing advice I feel is absolutely pertinent to share, and that’s the importance of taking breaks. You’ve heard the saying: “Writers should write every single day!” (Implying, of … Continue reading Breaks. You need them.

Despite the majority of my blog’s content, my life doesn’t consist solely of nautical-related books, movies, and interests. But that’s not to say I didn’t get excited when I discovered one of my favorite non-fiction authors, Benerson Little, had yet another gem for me to devour. Little is an amazing authority on pirates, sailing life, … Continue reading A Little Light Reading