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Senior Consulting Editor
James D. Henderson
is professor of
international studies at Coastal Carolina University. He is the
author of
Conservative Thought in Twentieth Century Latin America:
The Ideals of Laureano Gómez
(1988; Spanish edition
Las ideas de
Laureano Gómez
published in 1985);
When Colombia Bled: A History
of the Violence in Tolima
(1985; Spanish edition
Cuando Colombia se
desangró, una historia de la Violencia en metrópoli y provincia
, 1984);
and coauthor of
A Reference Guide to Latin American History
(2000)
and
Ten Notable Women of Latin America
(1978).
Mr. Henderson earned a bachelor’s degree in history from Centenary College of
Louisiana, and a master’s degree in history from the University of Arizona. He then
spent three years in the Peace Corps, serving in Colombia, before earning his doctorate
in Latin American history in 1972 at Texas Christian University.
Colleen Madonna Flood Williams
is the author of more than 10 nonfiction children’s
books. Colleen resides in Homer, Alaska, with her husband, Paul, son Dillon Meehan,
and their dog, Kosmos Kramer.
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