Twelve Fiction Books about Pirates
The Dealings of Captain Sharkey and
other Tales of Pirates,
Arthur Conan Doyle
Captain Blood, Rafael Sabatini
The Sea Hawk, Rafael Sabatini
Sword of Tortuga, Captain Horatio Sinbad
I had the honor of sailing several times with Captain Horatio Sinbad on his hand-built brigantine The Meka II in Beaufort, North Carolina. I also worked with him for several years to put on the Beaufort Pirate Invasion.
Sinbad was the only modern sailor to carry a Letter of Marque, which was given to him by President Ronald Reagan.
Sinbad sailed to the seas beyond the sunset in early April 2025.
Cup of Gold, John Steinbeck
Captain in Calico, George MacDonald Fraser
The Pyrates, George MacDonald Fraser
The King of Pirates, Daniel DeFoe
General History of the Robberies and
Murders of the Most Notorious Pirates,
Captain Charles Johnson (a nom de plume; thought to be Daniel DeFoe but most likely
Nathaniel Mist)
Treasure Island, Robert Louis Stevenson
Pirate Latitudes, Michael Crichton
Pirate Latitudes, Michael Crichton
For information on my historical education and
fiction work about the pirates of the Golden Age of Piracy:
https://joeymadiastoryteller.blogspot.com/2025/02/the-cannon-and-quill-golden-age-of.html
For information on my work as an historical
education scholar and performer:
https://joeymadiastoryteller.blogspot.com/2025/02/my-work-as-chautauqua-scholar-and.html
For my pirate alter ego Angus “Quill”
MacGregor’s video about the first 10 of these books:














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