Books by Gary Jennings

Gary Jennings was known for the rigorous and intensive research behind his books, which often included hazardous travel--exploring every corner of Mexico for his Aztec novels, retracing the numerous wanderings of Marco Polo for "The Journeyers," joining nine different circuses for "Spangle," and roaming the Balkans for "Raptor." Born in Buena Vista, Virginia in 1928, Jennings passed away in 1999 in Pompton Lakes, New Jersey, leaving behind a rich legacy of historical fiction and outlines for new novels. Robert Gleason was Gary Jennings' editor for a number of years. He lives in New York City. Junius Podrug is an accomplished writer of both fiction and nonfiction. He lives on Cape Cod.