Titanic: Solving The Mysteries

[Ioannis Georgiou]

Dear Members,

we are happy to announce our new book: "Titanic Solving The Mysteries". This book contains revised and expanded versions of "Fire & Ice (or What You Will)" and "Time and Again: Titanic's Final Hours"

Titanic: Solving The Mysteries by J. Kent Layton, et. al. | Blurb Books

The sinking of the RMS Titanic on 15 April 1912 is one of the best-remembered, and most-scrutinised, moments of the twentieth century. Yet ever since the disaster, there have been lingering mysteries, questions that seemed utterly impossible to answer. In recent years, a string of allegations...

www.blurb.com

 

[J Kent Layton]

Thanks for posting the link here, Ioannis. Everyone -- for those of you who had any questions about the impact of the fire on the disaster (or the accusations surrounding that subject that have come up in recent years), or for any who have suffered any confusion about the correct time difference to cities like New York or London, this book should prove very interesting.

Right now, the book is only available at the link Ioannis posted above. It is not available through Amazon or any other retailers. International shipping, we've learned, is very fast, however, and copies are now arriving around the world -- including the UK and Australia!

I hope everyone enjoys the book when they receive their copy.

 

[Milos Grkovic]

I'd be happy to buy this book for myself! @Ioannis Georgiou

 

[Seumas]

It would be nice if a TV company was willing to put up the money for you fellas to write and present a couple of documentaries

 

[Bob_Read]

First you have to invent some new theory about why Titanic sank. It has to include negligence.

 

[Seumas]

And an explosion Bob, you gotta have an explosion !

 

[Samuel Halpern]

First you have to invent some new theory about why Titanic sank. It has to include negligence.

Murdoch was sleeping when the iceberg was sighted. He suffered from narcolepsy.

 

[Mike Spooner]

Cunard had deliberately move the iceberg for Titanic!

 

[Mike Spooner]

: "Titanic Solving The Mysteries". book. You certainly got a good line up of authors indeed. Can't wait to read it.

 

[Arun Vajpey]

I have ordered the book. With Halpern, Wormstedt, Leyton etc contributing, it must be good.

 

[Arun Vajpey]

The book arrived today while I was browsing ET. Normally, I would not have been doing that mid-morning but being cooped up due to Lady Corona doing her rounds, I was there to receive the delivery in person. Will start reading it tonight.

IMO, On A Sea of Glass, Halpern's A Centennial Appraisal, Behe's Memories of the Maiden Voyage and this one form a superb quadrology of very informative Titanic books.