historical fiction

This is a follow up to What if the 4th Olympic-class ocean liner had been built? In a alternative universe, White Star Line decides to build a replacement sister ship for Titanic. She is named "Germanic" and is nearly identical to Britannic. She starts construction in late 1912, and is...

G'day, everyone. For those who aren't aware/haven't noticed, I'm new to "Encyclopedia Titanica" and I'd say that this site is a great source for information about the ship and the sinking. Anyways, to the point. I'm writing a novel about the R.M.S Titanic and the events surrounding...

When I first gained an interest in the Titanic, I was somewhat younger and less observant of historical accuracy, so I tended not to notice if a work of fiction contained a historical error. At the time, I just read as many books featuring the Titanic as I could. However, now that I'm older, as...

A boy from 1912. A girl from 2012. 100 years between them on the same day. by Catherine Harriott Time Travel Book

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Hello everyone Ship of Haunts: the other Titanic story is a time-crossing ghost story about Titanic, child migration and life as a ghost under the sea. It's currently available FREE as an e-book on Amazon until Sunday (19 August 2012). Amazon.com: Ship of Haunts: the other Titanic story...

Just a quick note with some interesting news: the USS Arizona has recently appeared in a short story of mine I've published in booklet form at Lulu.com. It is about a real-life dive bomber pilot present at both Pearl Harbor and Midway whose fighting spirit is deeply affected by the sight of her...

Hi all, I'd like to share a bit the new novel by Katherine Howe, called The House of Velvet and Glass. Katherine is the author of The Physick Book of Deliverance Dane, which was a New York Times bestseller in 2009. Howe is known both for attention to historical detail and for compelling and...

Hello, I have been wondering about early fictional accounts of the Titanic disaster, or early Titanic novels if you will. Two novels about the disaster appeared in Scandinavia within the year 1912 and they are fascinating in that they were written so soon after the disaster, but does...

I've searched the archive of the ET forum - there're mention of the film that was made on this book, but I'd like to notice some interesting episodes from the book connected with the sinking of the Titanic. Unfortunately, I've read only the Russian translation - so I cannot be sure if I make a...

I haven't read many of these books yet, but would be interested in what different reader's consider the best and worst fictional Titanic offering. Kid's books, like "The Diary of Margaret Ann Brady" have been purposely left out, because that's another category itself. "Every Man for Himself"...

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