Stephen is a writer, research analyst, and historical scholar.
Fiction
"A magical, empowering gem of a book."
New York Journal of Books on Jane and the Raven King.
"A spellbinding tale of adventure and wonder."
-Rebecca Shelley on Jane and the Raven King.
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Stephen Chambers is a research analyst/writer with Monitor Group. He is also a doctoral candidate in the History Department at Brown University, where he is completing a dissertation about the impact of early American investment in Cuba on U.S. foreign policy. He also writes fiction and is the author of JANE AND THE RAVEN KING (Sourcebooks, Inc., December 2010).
Stephen Chambers has published in The New England Quarterly, The Journal of Rethinking History, The Chronicle of Higher Education, Change Magazine, and numerous periodicals. For more information, please see the Scholarly Work section of this website.
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Scholarship
Upcoming
"No God But Gain": The Business of Cuba and U.S. Foreign Policy, forthcoming in the edited volume, Slavery's Capitalism from The University of Pennsylvania Press.
"At Home Among the Dead: The 1825 Guamacaro U.S. - Cuban Slave Insurrection," under review at The Journal of the Early Republic.
The American State of Cuba: The Business of Cuba and U.S. Foreign Policy, 1797 - 1828.
