Eric Jay Dolin Reading Order
1 series · 16 books
Eric Jay Dolin is an accomplished American historian whose works explore the intersection of nature, maritime adventure, and environmental change. His extensive catalog of well-researched narratives brings lesser-known historical episodes to life, particularly those involving the ocean, animals, and humanity's relationship with the natural world. Dolin's books have earned critical recognition and appeal to readers interested in environmental history and untold stories from America's past.
Standalone Novels Series
16 books
Eric Jay Dolin has written 16 standalone books covering maritime history, environmental topics, and wildlife management. These works span from A Furious Sky to The Duck Stamp Story and should be read in publication order. The series includes titles on subjects such as privateering in the American Revolution, the history of Boston Harbor, national wildlife refuges, and marine conservation. The completion status of this series is unknown.
Start with A Furious Sky, the first of 16 books in the Standalone Novels series.
| # | Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | A Furious Sky |
| 2 | Black flags, blue waters |
| 3 | Brilliant beacons |
| 4 | Fur, Fortune, and Empire |
| 5 | International environmental treaty making |
| 6 | Left for Dead |
| 7 | Leviathan |
| 8 | Marine-dredged materials management in Massachusetts |
| 9 | Political Waters: The Long, Dirty, Contentious, Incredibly Expensive, but Eventually Triumphant History of Boston Harbor |
| 10 | Rebels at Sea - Privateering in the American Revolution |
| 11 | Smithsonian book of national wildlife refuges |
| 12 | Snakehead |
| 13 | The Ph.D. Survival Guide |
| 14 | The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service |
| 15 | The duck stamp story |
| 16 | When America first met China |
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- How many books has Eric Jay Dolin written?
- Eric Jay Dolin has written 16 books across 1 series.