The Ship, the Saint, and the Sailor

Land and sea are beautifully described, showcasing Stevens’s deep love for nature. Such details also bring into clarity how dangerous the mission was. Refreshingly honest anecdotes about mistakes, regrets, and difficulties show the human side of the risky undertaking… poetic in its approaches to the landscape but is also a factual account that teases out the unseen sides of discovering a shipwreck. * Foreword Reviews *“Stevens packs a lot of information into a short book. I recommend it for anyone with an interest in Alaskan history or marine archeology.” * Canadian Nautical Research Society “The Northern Mariner” *

Bradley G. Stevens is a scientist, researcher, and professor. He received his Master’s in Marine Biology from the College of Charleston in South Carolina and his PhD in Fisheries Science from the University of Washington. Stevens worked for the National Marine Fisheries Service for twenty-two years in Kodiak, Alaska, before he moved to the University of Maryland Eastern Shore as a tenured professor of Environmental Science. He lives in Salisbury, Maryland.