McBooks’s newletter, Quarterdeck, has an interview with the author of the Alan Lewrie novels, Dewey Lambdin, in its January-February edition. Some good info on The Baltic Gambit, which we have featured, and on Lambdin’s history.
Interview with Dewey Lambdin
Filed under Age of Sail, Alan Lewrie Novels, Naval Fiction
Clarification:
Dewey Whitley Lambdin is the distant cousin of author Brent C. Doonan, from Wichita, Kansas! His grandmother’s name is Juda Hamblin! Ironically, there are Juda that have the forgiveness connection: Juda Myers’s mother Ann Myers forgive the attackers while Juda Hamblin’s grandson’s extremely distant cousin Brent Christopher Doonan forgive the gunman and Brent is still living.
Can you tell me if Dewey’s new book Reefs and Shoals will be coming out in audiobook or audible? Also, why are so many of his books not published in audiobook format? Many of his fans use audio instead of books. Just curious and hoping he will expand his audiobook selections.
Many thanks and great reading! Keith.
does mr lambdin have a website? ty
not to my knowledge
I’ve read 17 of Dewey Lambdin’s books but somehow missed the one which covers his final trial for “stealing” those slaves. The trial which acquits him.
Can you tell me the NAME OF THAT PARTICULAR BOOK ?
Thanks.
Baltic Gambit
http://ageofsail.wordpress.com/2009/04/21/the-baltic-gambit/