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Peter Garratt
Peter Garratt: There is no information on this authorGenres: AOS Naval Fiction (1 short story in anthology)
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Peter Le Fevre
Dr Peter Le Fevre is a naval historian, specialising in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. He is the official historian for the Warship Anne, one of Charles II’s Thirty New Ships, the wreck of which lies off the beach at Rye. He has contributed to the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography and the Oxford Encyclopaedia of Maritime History. He has written on Admiral Sir Hyde Parker (1735-1808) and Sir John Borlase Warren (1753-1822), and is widely respected amongst naval historians. Peter’s research interests are very broad and he is equally at home with social and political themes, having worked extensively on aspects of parliamentary and local history. His lifelong study is the life of Arthur Herbert Earl of Torrington (1648-1715), Commander-in-Chief of William III’s fleet in 1688, on whom he is an expert.Genre: AOS Naval Non-Fiction (2 books as editor)
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Peter T. Garratt
Peter T. Garratt: There is no information on this authorGenres: AOS Naval Fiction (1 short story in anthology)
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Peter Thomas
Peter Thomas (?-2007) was Professor on English at the University of New Brunswick, Canada, who became interested in Hon Anthony Lockwood RN when researching the founding of the first Welsh settlements in Canada. This research extended twenty years.Genres: AOS Naval Non-Fiction (co-author 1 book with Nicholas Tracy)
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Peter Tremayne
Peter Tremayne: There is no information on the author.Genres: AOS Naval Fiction (1 short story in anthology)
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Phil Craig
Phil Craig is an award-winning producer of historical television documentaries.AOS Naval Non-Fiction (co-author 1 book with Tim Clayton)
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Philip D. Grove
Philip D. Grove is Senior Lecturer in the Strategic Studies Department at Britannia Royal Naval College. He has also taught at Plymouth University, RNEC Manadon, CTC RM Lympstone and has been a visiting lecturer at University Royal Naval Units (URNU) in the South of England and Royal Naval Reserve (RNR) units.Genres: ME Naval Non-Fiction (co-author 1 book with Duncan Redford)