Joan Druett was born in Nelson, New Zealand. She is an author and maritime historian. She gained a BA in English literature form the Victoria University of Wellington and worked as a teacher of biology and English literature for many years. She lives in Wellington with her husband. She also writes non-fiction books and wrote science fiction stories under the pseudonym 'Jo Friday'. She is the creator of 'Wiki Coffin', a half Maori and half American linguist on board the U.S. Exploring Expedition in the 1830s. Visit also this site. |
Titles and year of publication:
'Wiki Coffin' Novels | |
1) A Watery Grave | 2004 |
2) Shark Island | 2005 |
3) Run Afoul | 2006 |
4) Deadly Shoals | 2007 |
5) The Beckoning Ice | 2013 |
6) Robber Crabs (e-story) | 2015 |
Other Novels | |
1) A Love of Adventure | 1988 |
2) Murder at the Brian Boru | 1992 |
3) Daughters of the Storm | 2021 |
4) Storm Swept | 2022 |