William Sheehan

William Sheehan is an amateur astronomer and author who has written or co-authored more than thirty books about astronomy or history of science, including Solar Eclipses, The Solar System, The Space Age Generation, and Discovering Mars. He is a contributing editor to Sky & Telescope and was awarded the Gold Medal of the Oriental Astronomical Association and as a 2001 Fellow of the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation. He retired from psychiatry in 2018 after thirty years of practice. He has been an amateur astronomer for sixty years.

An Awesome Universe An Awesome Universe
An Awesome Universe

An Awesome Universe

From the First Stargazers to Modern Cosmology

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Discovering Mars Discovering Mars
Discovering Mars

Discovering Mars

A History of Observation and Exploration of the Red Planet

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Discovering Pluto Discovering Pluto
Discovering Pluto

Discovering Pluto

Exploration at the Edge of the Solar System

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The Planet Mars The Planet Mars
The Planet Mars

The Planet Mars

A History of Observation and Discovery

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Planets and Perception Planets and Perception
Planets and Perception

Planets and Perception

Telescopic Views and Interpretations, 1609-1909

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The Space Age Generation The Space Age Generation
The Space Age Generation

The Space Age Generation

Lives and Lessons from the Golden Age of Solar System Exploration

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Worlds in the Sky Worlds in the Sky
Worlds in the Sky

Worlds in the Sky

Planetary Discovery from Earliest Times Through Voyager and Magellan

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