Book information

[Mauro Zungri]

Somebody can cosign me if the book written by archie Gracie is "the memories of the first class".
it is possible to obtain it by Internet?
P/d: it is a taste to return to connect to me with all you.

 

[Shelley Dziedzic]

It is called "The Truth About the Titanic" and vintage copies are not too hard to find. Dover Press has reproduced it I think in its paperback collection of survivor's stories. Let me see if I can find the link. Mike Tenarro can also give you advice.
http://www.titanicbooksite.com/

 

[Mauro Zungri]

Shelley
Thank you very much by the information

 

[Fiona Nitschke]

Mauro,
There's also quite a bit of discussion about Gracie's book on this board. See the folder: Gracie/Beesley. While a number of vintage copies of Gracie's book are readily available through the used/antiquarian books circuit, a good and cheap option is the Dover paperback Shelley mentioned above. The paperback includes the full text of the Gracie and Beesley books, the Titanic excerpt from Lightoller's book and Harold Bride's account too. The text of Gracie's book doesn't seem to be available online yet - or at least not through Project Gutenberg. Happy hunting.

 

[Mauro Zungri]

Thank by the information!!!!!

 

[Mario Hristovski]

The only book I can find by Gracie is simply "Titanic" a surviviors story. It's a good in detail and it's worth the money. Well I got it on sale for 5 bucks!

 

[Luke Owens]

Gracie's book has been published under a variety of different titles, Mario. The original title was "The Truth About Titanic", but it has been released as "Titanic", "Titanic: A Survivor's Story", and who knows what else.

Luke