Author Description

<p><b>‘Without a doubt, George Behe is one of the most prolific <i>Titanic</i> authors. More than that, he is also among the most respected, known for his friendly, generous nature and a keen eye for detail, with a collection of material that is the envy of many a researcher.’</b> – Dan E. Parks, <i>Encyclopedia Titanica</i></p><p><b>Most people know the general story of the <i>Titanic</i>, but there are so many individual avenues for discovery that serious researchers could easily spend the rest of their lives investigating these subjects.</b></p><p>For the past fifty years, George Behe has been researching and writing about the Titanic, searching for new information about specific sub-topics that have caught his interest. The result is <i>The Titanic Files</i>, a collection of stories, angles of enquiry and pieces of trivia that reflect George’s thoughts on a wide variety of <i>Titanic</i>-related subjects, along with the results of his extensive studies.</p><p>From the fate of the animals that boarded the ship to whether there were genuine messages in bottles sent from those aboard, this detailed volume is a treasure trove of research material sure to delight any discerning <i>Titanic</i> enthusiast.</p>