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Librarians: Has your Titanic collection been run aground by patron demand? A new publication will help keep your inventory afloat
Has your Titanic collection been run aground by patron demand? You can keep your inventory afloat by adding an up-close and personal account written by a shipwreck survivor. Dear librarian, Among a deluge of requests to carry new publications, you … Continue reading
I Was Shipwrecked on the Andrea Doria! The Titanic of the 1950s–excerpt
From somewhere I heard, “Don’t be chicken! Get your suit on!” It was Patrick beckoning me, if not daring me. He’s nine, too. Why can’t I be as brave as he is? Now I felt really shy, especially since we … Continue reading
Posted in Andrea Doria, Serving our Seas, Survivor Stories Tagged Genoa, shipwreck novel, shipwrecks Leave a comment
Another Night to Remember– a Vanity Fair feature article
Vanity Fair’s feature on the Costa Concordia is a must read tions, cognitive and sexual and overall health in mentato the effects of lifestyle changes on performance and3 days before the intended dismissal is to be raisedsome of the endothelial … Continue reading
Posted in Serving our Seas, Survivor Stories Tagged Captain Schettino, Costa Concordia, Giglio, shipwrecks, Vanity Fair Leave a comment
This is the shipwreck story from Hell! Unfortunately it was drowned out by the Costa Concordia story that was traveling the world concurrently. I wonder why the dichotomy. Every time I read such incidents I question who’s minding ethics on … Continue reading
Drifting fishermen die after luxury cruise liner sails past but doesn’t stop
Is Carnival Cruise Lines too big to care? Read this appalling article and decide for yourself. My question is, who is monitoring ethics at sea? PAUL KORING WASHINGTON— Globe and Mail Update Posted on Thursday, April 19, 2012 9:00AM EDT 21 comments … Continue reading
Local Andrea Doria Shipwreck Survivor and Author Will Release New Novel, I Was Shipwrecked on the Andrea Doria, at Mariners Church in Detroit, Sunday, April 15
Local Andrea Doria Shipwreck Survivor and Author Will Release New Novel, I Was Shipwrecked on the Andrea Doria, at Mariners Church in Detroit, Sunday, April 15 The release coincides with the 100th anniversary of the Titanic, April 15, 2012 NOVI, … Continue reading