The Ship Asunder: A Maritime History of Britain in Eleven Vessels by Tom Nancollas Groundswell Speaker 2024 black holes heavier than a

black holes heavier than a billion Suns

so bright you have to squint

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From the author of Before the Coffee Gets Cold and Tales from the Cafe comes another heartfelt story of lost souls hoping to take advantage of the cafe's time-travelling offer

The Ship Asunder: A Maritime History of Britain in Eleven Vessels by Tom Nancollas Groundswell Speaker 2024 black holes heavier than aA Sunday Times Book of the Year. 'Three and a half millennia of British Maritime history, from the Middle Bronze Age to the early 20th century This book is written with passion and sympathy. It will live with me for a very long time' Francis Pryor, author of The FensIf Britain's maritime history were embodied in a single ship, she would have a prehistoric prow, a mast plucked from a Victorian steamship, the hull of a modest fishing vessel, the