Christo Chaney: Futility Foretold, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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In 1898 Morgan Robertson wrote Futility: The Wreck of the Titan. Now, 127 years later, the unofficial sequel has finally arrived!

It was just a novel... or so he thought!

May 1898: Morgan Robertson published a story about a luxurious ocean liner-the largest ever built-that struck an iceberg & sank with a great loss of life. It was called the S. S. Titan. Fourteen years later, the real ship cast off.

April 1912: Robert Morganson boards the R. M.S. Titanic. He carries with him a first edition of Futility, the novel whose haunting similarities to the great ship's design, voyage, fate, and even its very name disturb him more with each page he reads. A rational man, he resists superstition-but can't ignore the signs. What began as a simple crossing soon becomes a personal reckoning with fate, fear, and multiple faith traditions.
>Part historical fiction, part speculative mystery, Futility Foretold reimagines the ship's final days through the eyes of a second-class passenger.

The S. S. Titan was fiction. But the R. M.S. Titanic was fact.

One man saw the truth buried between the lines. They were hidden in a forgotten novel.

Sometimes fiction sooner or later becomes fact. Sometimes too late.

Some stories warn. Others experience. This one does both!