Linda Greenlaw Books in Order

Linda Greenlaw is a celebrated author and commercial fisherman, renowned for her gripping narratives about life on the high seas. Her bestselling books, including THE HUNGRY OCEAN (1999), THE LOBSTER CHRONICLES (2002), and ALL FISHERMEN ARE LIARS (2004), have dominated the New York Times bestseller list, reaching as high as #2. A recipient of the U.S. Maritime Literature Award (2003) and the New England Book Award for nonfiction (2004), Greenlaw's writing has earned her widespread acclaim. Her 2005 cookbook, RECIPES FROM A VERY SMALL ISLAND, co-authored with her mother Martha Greenlaw, was hailed as a "must-have" by Time Magazine. As a seasoned captain and marine investigator, Greenlaw brings authenticity and expertise to her fiction, including the marine mystery series featuring Jane Bunker, which began with SLIPKNOT, a sharp-witted and compulsively readable debut.