Jeri Studebaker
Front cover of Still Starving After All These Years by Jeri Studebaker

Jeri Studebaker

Jeri Studebaker's third book, Still Starving After All These Years: The Hidden Origins of War, Oppression and Inequality, will be published in the UK on February 1, 2021. She's also author of Switching to Goddess: Humanity’s Ticket to the Future (2009), and Breaking the Mother Goose Code: How a Fairy Tale Character Fooled the World for 300 Years (2015).

Studebaker did archaeological fieldwork at a prehistoric American Indian site in southern Ohio (Seip Mound), and at Ludgershall Castle, a ruined twelfth-century fortified residence of one of the King Henry's, located outside Ludgershall, a tiny village in Wiltshire in the south of England. In 2004, she spent four weeks on Crete studying Minoan art and archaeology.

Although she was born in the Miami Valley in central Ohio, Studebaker has made her home in Maine for the past 36 years. At the moment she lives in Westbrook with her dog Douglas and cat Fern. In addition to writing, she enjoys taking nature and landscape photos. She has degrees in anthropology and archaeology.