Book Signing & Author’s Corner

Jason Giannaras

Jason Giannaras is an underwater photographer and marine documentarian whose work focuses on the intersection of maritime history and deep-sea exploration. His upcoming reference book, Wreck Heaven: Shipwrecks of the Caribbean, combines historical research and underwater photography to survey more than 75 shipwreck sites across over a dozen Caribbean islands.

Paul J. Sieswerda

Paul J. Sieswerda is president of Gotham Whale and the son of marine conservationist Paul L. Sieswerda. A contributing author of Seal in the Bathtub, he helps carry forward his father’s true story of rehabilitating a rescued harbor seal in the family bathtub. Through the book and Gotham Whale, he continues his father’s commitment to marine education and conservation.

Sara Vladic

Sara Vladic is an author, documentary filmmaker, and historian specializing in World War II maritime history and veteran testimony. Drawing on two decades of research and interviews with 107 USS Indianapolis survivors, she co-authored Indianapolis with Lynn Vincent, documenting the ship’s final mission, its crew’s survival, and the campaign to exonerate Captain Charles McVay.

Glenn Butler

Glenn Butler is an experienced diver and ocean explorer who writes about the challenges and excitement of underwater adventures. His work focuses on marine conservation, the beauty of the deep sea, and the importance of protecting ocean ecosystems.

Bernie Chowdhury & Nasreen Haque

Bernie Chowdhury is an expert in technical diving and underwater exploration. His writings often delve into the world of deep wreck diving, cave diving, and the advanced equipment and skills required for extreme underwater environments. He is best known for The Last Dive, a gripping account of deep diving risks and exploration.

A marine biologist, Nasreen Haque’s work explores the complex ecosystems of the ocean. She writes about marine biodiversity, coral reef health, and the effects of climate change on ocean life, raising awareness about the fragility of our seas.

Daryl Goldberg

Daryl Goldberg blends underwater exploration with reflections on life in Life’s Lessons Learned While Diving. His book uses diving experiences to explore themes of patience, resilience, and the beauty of the natural world, offering both practical diving insights and personal wisdom from beneath the waves.

Peter Hunt

Peter Hunt, a former U.S. Navy diver, is known for his historical and adventure fiction centered around the ocean. His stories often feature maritime history, shipwrecks, and the lives of sailors, bringing the past to life through engaging storytelling.

His book, Setting the Hook: A Diver’s Return to the Andrea Doria, blends personal memoir and underwater adventure as he recounts his journey back to one of the most famous deep-sea wrecks, the Andrea Doria, while reflecting on the thrill and risks of deep technical diving.

Paul Mila

Paul Mila is an underwater photographer and author of ocean adventure novels. His works blend real-life diving experiences with thrilling fiction, featuring marine life encounters, shipwreck exploration, and ocean conservation themes. He is best known for Dangerous Waters, an ocean-themed thriller featuring diving and marine life.

Rob Neto

Rob Neto is a leading expert on cave diving and technical diving. His writings provide insights into the world of underwater mapping, deep cave exploration, and the risks and rewards of extreme diving. He is best known for Blind Descent, an in-depth look into extreme cave diving and the dangers involved.

Gaelin Rosenwaks

Gaelin Rosenwaks is a marine scientist, explorer, and filmmaker who documents ocean conservation efforts. Her work highlights the wonders of the sea, the importance of sustainable fishing, and the impact of human activity on marine life. She is best known for Sperm Whales: The Gentle Goliaths of the Ocean, an exploration of one of the ocean’s most iconic creatures.

Jennifer Selitti

Jennifer Selitti examines the legal and ethical aspects of ocean conservation. She writes about marine policy, environmental law, and the ongoing fight to protect the world’s oceans from pollution, overfishing, and habitat destruction. Her latest novel, The Adriatic Affair, is a gripping maritime thriller that weaves together espionage, legal intrigue, and high-seas adventure.

Greg Skomal

Greg Skomal is a marine biologist specializing in sharks. His research focuses on shark behavior, conservation, and their role in the marine ecosystem. As an expert on tagging and tracking sharks, particularly great whites, his work contributes significantly to understanding and protecting these apex predators. He is best known for The Shark Handbook, a comprehensive guide to sharks and their role in the marine ecosystem.