titanic novels

Hi all Titanic lovers, after years of reading this is my first post. I am Laura, from Italy and I am the nth writer who’s working on a novel based on the facts we all well know and love. Even if it’s fictional I want it to be historically correct and I have many doubts about what to include and...

Hi everybody, my name is Sergio Ramos Pérez and I'm from Spain. I'm searching descendants of passengers and crew of the Titanic for a novel. Or descendats of passengers and crew of the Californian, Carpathia, of Harland & Wolff, whatever is. I'll upload the novel to Amazon in March. I want to...

I read a book about the titanic it was very good it's the my story series there are a lot of good fiction books about the Titanic around. This book is by Ellen Emison White. I give this book 5 out of 5 stars. It was great. This is my first post as I only signed up today. But there will be plenty...

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

I recently wrote a post for the Undercover Soundtrack on how music can inspire a novel (Ship of Haunts: the other Titanic story). On the site, authors talk about the particular music that has influenced their work. One of my tracks is Songe d'Automne - a particular arrangement by Rob Astor...

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...

Have there been any Titanic novels that used an all-historical cast, no fictional characters at all? All it seems to be is a mix of historical and fictional ad nauseum.

Why is most Titanic fiction so bad & what I am doing about it Why is most Titanic fiction in print so bad? The only novel I ever enjoyed related to it was Clive Cussler's famous "what if" Raise The Titanic! I disliked B. Bainbridge's Every Man For Himself as too predictable and too blah and...

Inspired by true events surrounding a group of Irish emigrants (The Addergoole Fourteen) who sailed on the maiden voyage of R.M.S Titanic, The Girl Who Came Home is a new Titanic novel by author Hazel Gaynor. Carefully blending fact and fiction, the novel really brings to life the emotions of...

How many would read it? The book could describe Rose prior to her trip, and introduce the characters more thoroughly.

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"...

Does anyone believe this book, written by Morgan Robertson to be a premonition of the Titanic disaster? I believe that Its very possible,that this book foretold of the disaster, of course some people probably would'nt have believed such a story, And if they had read the book, they unlikely would...