There are selections from the front page of the Nassau Tribune, an article about falling overboard from a yacht in a snow storm in Cruising World, an essay in The Concord Review of History, the Journal of the Bahamas Historical Society, and The Mancunian, the magazine of Harris Manchester College, Oxford, as well as the Stylus of Boston College and The Docket of Roger Williams University’s School of Law. A number of the journalistic pieces were written while an undergraduate. The stories include voyages across the Atlantic and Pacific, allowing the reader to follow the author from coups in Haiti to dozens of countries and island groups around the world.Also includes articles featured in:"What's On, Bahamas," (Neil Aberle, Editor), Nassau, Bahamas"St. George's Bulletin," St. George's School, Newport, RI"Poetry Fest" anthologies 1987-1989, Governor Dummer Academy, Byfield, MA"The Heights," Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA"Caribbean Boating / Newport Sailor,” (Jim Long, Editor), USVI"Newport This Week," (Lisette Prince, Editor), Newport, RI“Journal of the Bahamas Historical Society,” (James Lawlor) Nassau, BahamasPublished Writing, 1983 – 2009 is a 25-year compendium of published material, preserved in its original form and collated every 10 years or so into smaller volumes. These articles, poems and drawings were selected for publication in a wide range of mediums, including university presses and glossy commercial magazines. •Published Work Volume 1: 1983 – 1991, (Boston, April, 1991)•Published Work Volume 2: 1991 – 2003, (Newport, April, 2003)•Published Work Volume 3: 2003 – 2009, (Norwalk, December, 2009) Eric T. Wiberg’s studies took him to five universities in three countries - he sailed across the Atlantic to attend Oxford and skippered a 68-foot yacht to New Zealand after college. He has run tankers in Singapore and headhunted in New York. A licensed captain and maritime lawyer, he provides business development servies to the shipping industry. The author of several books about travel and naval history, he grew up in Bahamas and lives with his wife and son in ConnecticutSee www.publishedwriting.com and www.ericwiberg.com