Jacquotte Delahaye: The Real Pirate of the Caribbean
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The real Pirates of the Caribbean were Black, and women! And Jacquotte Delahaye was the most famous of them all.
Author Vanessa Riley's new novel, Fire Sword and Sea, is a sweeping, immersive saga based on the life of the legendary seventeenth-century pirate Jacquotte Delehaye. Vanessa joins us on the podcast to talk all about this lesser-known figure, and how she managed to research this story!
Learn more about Vanessa Riley and Fire Sword and Sea.
Buy Fire Sword and Sea (affiliate link)
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