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Sea stories are, plain and simple, wonderful springboards for vicarious adventure. There is nothing like a sea story to entertain, thrill, move, shock, or inpsire a reader, and this collection will do just that.
What is it about the sea that lends itself to so many indelibly classic stories? The sea is a wonderful stage on which to unroll a dramatic narrative or introduce a heroic character. It’s no wonder so many masterpieces are set on the seas of the world.
From sublime moments gunkholing with Erskine Childers in An Introduction to Informality to sheer terror with the ill-fated men among sharks in Raymond B. Lech The Loss of the Indianapolis to astounding respect for the endurance of Ernest Shackelton and his storm-tossed men in Escape from the Ice, there is simply nothing that can compare to what awaits in this collection of twenty-eight thrilling stories. Many, having withstood the test of time and the vararies of popular culture are classics.
Classic or not, the stories in this collection are good reading–breathtaking, entertaining, and offering myriad unexpected pleasures.
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Sea stories are, plain and simple, wonderful springboards for vicarious adventure. There is nothing like a sea story to entertain, thrill, move, shock, or inpsire a reader, and this collection will do just that.
What is it about the sea that lends itself to so many indelibly classic stories? The sea is a wonderful stage on which to unroll a dramatic narrative or introduce a heroic character. It’s no wonder so many masterpieces are set on the seas of the world.
From sublime moments gunkholing with Erskine Childers in An Introduction to Informality to sheer terror with the ill-fated men among sharks in Raymond B. Lech The Loss of the Indianapolis to astounding respect for the endurance of Ernest Shackelton and his storm-tossed men in Escape from the Ice, there is simply nothing that can compare to what awaits in this collection of twenty-eight thrilling stories. Many, having withstood the test of time and the vararies of popular culture are classics.
Classic or not, the stories in this collection are good reading–breathtaking, entertaining, and offering myriad unexpected pleasures.