William Hogeland

Born in Virginia and raised in Brooklyn, New York, William Hogeland is the author of three books on founding U.S. history: "The Whiskey Rebellion," "Declaration," and "Founding Finance," as well as a collection of essays, "Inventing American History." His work in history represents an unusual blend of critical interpretation and dramatic narrative. He has also written about history, music, and politics for "The Atlantic Monthly," "AlterNet," "Salon," "The New York Times," "Boston Review," and "The Huffington Post." His essay "American Dreamers" appears in Da Capo's "Best Music Writing 2009," edited by Greil Marcus. Hogeland also contributed the chapter on insurrections to "A Blackwell Companion to American Military History."

Hogeland's blog is at http://www.williamhogeland.com. He has an online self-publishing venture at http://www.hogelandpublishing.com. He posts at http://twitter/WilliamHogeland, and his Facebook author page is http://www.facebook.com/pages/William-Hogeland/108281879206433.