Tom Clavin
BEST-SELLING AUTHOR | NONFICTION
"Deploying the fresh and informative storytelling technique that has made him a best-selling popular-history writer, Clavin provides an accessible, balanced, vivid, and fast-moving account of this watershed disaster and its ripple effects."
Booklist
5/12/26
St. Martin's Press
"The book becomes more spirited during the battle itself, which is naturally dramatic, as well as terrifying... A fascinating figure who emerges is Moving Robe Woman, a Lakota 23-year-old who plunges into battle with her face painted red, avenging her 10-year-old brother who'd been killed a few days earlier."
Publisher's Weekly
5/12/26
St. Martin's Press
"A well-written, solid effort in which Clavin brings home the harsh reality of life onboard submarines and the horrors of war."
Booklist
10/21/25
St. Martin's Press
"Bestseller Clavin offers a lively rendition of the storied career of the USS Tang and its captain, Richard Hetherington O'Kane... Clavin provides a bounty of backstory on submarine warfare, with side excursions into other famous subs and their fates. The result is an entertaining account of daring exploits in the deep."
Publisher's Weekly
5/12/26
St. Martin's Press