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The Forgotten Maritime Tragedy That Was 6 Times Deadlier Than the Titanic Continue reading
Tag Archives: Nautical Fiction
Top 5 Links to “Sea Stories” on Google
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Let’s put the Ships & Sailors Blog at top of the search result on Google when people search for the words “Sea Stories.” Continue reading
Horror on the High Seas
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An excerpt from SAILORS TAKE WARNING A tale of horror aboard the USS Nimitz Kate Conrad sat in the back of the stacks and watched thousands of books slide an inch over the edges of their shelves, and then … Continue reading
Aboard a Steel Ship During World War II with C. S. Forester
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A colossal geyser of black mud followed along with the terrific roar of the explosion. Mud and water rained down on the Apache, drenching everyone on deck. Continue reading
Alcoholic Sailor With Serious Psychiatric Problems
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The sailor with the crack in his skull is, you guessed it, McGlue, our murder-suspect and main character. Continue reading
Recommended Reading: The North Water by Ian McGuire
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For readers who enjoy rough characters in harsh environments. Continue reading
Attention All Hands: Sea Stories Wanted
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Attention sea story authors: Submit your work for publication in THE SEA ADVENTURE COLLECTION Continue reading
Making Peace With Japan, A Sea Story
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After weeks at sea, the sailors only want an exotic meal and a cold beer, but this port visit turns into a reckoning with history after they meet some friendly locals and find themselves Making Peace with Japan. Continue reading
The Pirate, Part 1: The Traitor (Free on all eReaders)
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Not all Coast Guard sailors and DEA agents are squeaky clean. There’s plenty of trouble on both sides of the law. Continue reading
Salty Art Sparks the Imagination
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Back in the old days only bikers, sailors and hookers had tattoos. Continue reading
