Pamela Johnson

PAMELA JOHNSON was born in New Orleans, Louisiana, and migrated to Berkeley, California, in 1966. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of UC Berkeley in anthropology, she went on to earn master's degrees in education at Mills College and in English at Holy Names University, both schools in Oakland. A former teacher and university professor, she is actively involved in social and environmental issues and views her writing as an extension of her politics. She is married and currently lives in the Sierra foothills of California. In addition to her writing pursuits, she is the Director of Stone Harbour Press. Look for her book on women pirates of the 18th century, Heart of a Pirate, and her epic trilogy on the Sixties, A Nation of Mystics. Her next book, In Violation of Human Rights will be released through Stone Harbour Press In April, 2019.