Roger Cartwright Book order

This is a true story about living and learning in the two decades between 1940 and 1960.

This is the story of RMS Titanic. In this authoritative guide we explore what was the largest passenger steamship in the world when she set sail on her maiden voyage from Southampton in April 1912. Just four days later she struck an iceberg and sank, resulting in the deaths of 1,517 people in one of the worst maritime disasters in history.

Exploring the evolution of cruising, this book delves into the North American cruise industry, highlighting its vastness and diversity, from luxury markets to niche gambling cruises. Featuring many previously unpublished illustrations, it examines key events, including significant disasters that shaped the industry. Author Roger Cartwright also considers future trends, particularly the impact of mega-ships, signaling a new era in the world of cruising.

The narrative delves into the intertwined histories of two iconic ships, Saga Ruby and Saga Rose, tracing their origins from the Norwegian America Line to their eventual roles in Saga Cruises. It highlights the transformation of these vessels over decades, including significant refits and ownership changes. Authored by experts Clive Harvey and Roger Cartwright, the book offers a detailed exploration of maritime history, emphasizing the legacy of the ships and their impact on cruise culture.

Book by Collins, Michael, Green, George, Candy, Anita