Meet the Author
C. V. Wooster is a historian, educator, and author known for uncovering the hidden figures and forgotten truths that shaped our modern understanding of human connection, psychology, and identity. With deep roots in English Literature, History, Political Science, and Multicultural Education, Wooster has spent decades teaching, researching, and writing about the intersections between history and the human mind.
Blending academic insight with a storyteller’s intuition, Wooster explores how people, ideas, and moments long overlooked continue to influence the way we love, lead, and learn today. His latest work, Searching for Bowlby, exemplifies this passion — an intimate and meticulously researched biography that brings to life John Bowlby, the father of attachment theory, and the enduring impact of his discoveries on relationships and mental health.
Wooster’s previous books — including The Chinese Room, Mrs. Orcutt’s Driveway, and History: Unattached — showcase his range and commitment to illuminating untold stories. Whether examining the ethics of artificial intelligence, the courage of an ordinary woman’s stand against authority, or the unseen emotional currents of history, each work reveals a consistent thread: the quiet power of truth.
As the founder of Taciturn Studios, Wooster continues to create projects that bridge scholarship and storytelling — inviting readers to reflect on attachment, legacy, and the individuals who quietly changed the world. His work has been praised for its emotional depth, intellectual clarity, and ability to connect history to the inner lives of readers.
Through every book, lecture, and project, C. V. Wooster remains devoted to one pursuit: giving voice to the forgotten, so that their stories can continue to teach, challenge, and heal.
