Rafael Sabatini (1875-1950) was an Italian-born British writer celebrated for his historical adventure novels. Fluent in several languages and deeply interested in European history, Sabatini created some of the most beloved swashbuckling stories of the twentieth century, including Captain Blood, Scaramouche, and The Sea-Hawk. His novels are known for their vivid historical settings, dramatic plots, and memorable heroes caught in the great political conflicts of their time.
