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Very interesting article, thanks for this. Having been writing various AH novels over the last couple of years, set between 1914-37, I...

I'm afraid that's down to the fact that I sent the article off in mid-March, having started work on it as far back as last December when...

I'm a bit disappointed that no reference was made to the two recently released books by Brad Rousse from SFP: Why The Titanic Sank...

"The Pearl Harbor fleet was fine on December 6."

The one Titanic conspiracy theory I can't get over is the "it wasn't actually Titanic, it was Olympic that sank". The proponents of...

Super article: many thanks. On a flippant note I'm reminded of the supposed comment of a Belfast shipyard worker after the sinking: "It...

Probably the single most harrowing thing about the Titanic disaster, to my mind, is that one of the passengers was the author Jacques...

Of course, if they had never loaded that cursed ancient Egyptian mummy into a secret compartment behind the bridge then that U-boat...

I've always been intrigued by the 'Titanic' disaster and it's one of the bits of early C20th history which I learnt when I was around...

Good article covering a few PODs both before and during the voyage, and then the impact both to ocean travel and culture/science...

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"Oh my God, it was her long-lost identical twin sister all along!"

Gigantic Edwardian Metaphor Hits Iceberg.

New review: And Here's To You.