DARK PASSAGES: The Vanishing Ships of the Pacific Ocean
Redman, Rod, Sea Classics
DARK PASSAGES: The Vanishing Ships of the Pacific Ocean By David Grover 224 pages, illustrated, 6-in ? 9-in, softcover. ISBN: 978-889901 52-7 - $17.95. Glencannon Press, www.glencannon.com; 800-711-8985
With three-fifths of the world's surface covered by water, it does not take much imagination to realize how easy it is for a ship to disappear without a trace. And, when you flush out the reality that a ship is really nothing more than a tiny microcosm of humanity afloat, you have all the elements for absorbing drama on the high seas. Author Grover, a long-time contributor to this magazine before his recent retirement, obviously shares this view for his latest effort is a most …
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Publication information:
Article title: DARK PASSAGES: The Vanishing Ships of the Pacific Ocean.
Contributors: Redman, Rod - Author.
Magazine title: Sea Classics.
Volume: 44.
Issue: 8
Publication date: August 2011.
Page number: 66.
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