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Language: English
Published by The Dial Press, 1998
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- Title
- Lost at Sea
- Author
- Dillon, Patrick
- Publisher
- The Dial Press
- Publication year
- 1998
- Condition
- Acceptable
- Binding
- hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0385314213
- ISBN 13
- 9780385314213
Relates the dramatic story of the worst commercial fishing disaster in American history, the disappearance of two state-of-the-art fishing boats without a trace in the Bering Sea on Valentine's Day in 1983, and its effect on the industry. Tour.
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Review
Susan Salter Reynolds Los Angeles Times Book Review A gripping account...Lost At Sea is a better book than Sebastian Junger's The Perfect Storm, even more thrilling, more mysterious.
Rinker Buck USA Today Dillon meticulously recreates the events leading up to the 1983 capsizing of the Americus and Altair...[and] artfully chronicles the lives of the lost fishermen and their families.
Sudip Bose The Washington Post Book World A meticulously detailed narrative, pieced together with the deft touch of a suspense writer -- a fine accomplishment.
Tom Walker The Denver Post Patrick Dillon's deftly written Lost at Sea is more than just another man-vs.-the-sea story. It's an engrossing, evenhanded look at how greed, negligence, naivete and downright stupidity can lead to tragedy when man and nature collide.
Rinker Buck USA Today Dillon meticulously recreates the events leading up to the 1983 capsizing of the Americus and Altair...[and] artfully chronicles the lives of the lost fishermen and their families.
Sudip Bose The Washington Post Book World A meticulously detailed narrative, pieced together with the deft touch of a suspense writer -- a fine accomplishment.
Tom Walker The Denver Post Patrick Dillon's deftly written Lost at Sea is more than just another man-vs.-the-sea story. It's an engrossing, evenhanded look at how greed, negligence, naivete and downright stupidity can lead to tragedy when man and nature collide.
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