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Shipwrecks of the Cunard Line - Reviews
A selection of reviews of the book Shipwrecks of the Cunard Line by Sam Warwick & Mike Roussel.
Diver Magazine
August 2012Read the full review by Steve Weinman online or in the original magazine article here.Well-illustrated both with historic and underwater images, the back-stories are brought alive with the help of quotes and anecdotes, while the underwater sections show that Sam Warwick knows his stuff.
Ships Monthly
August 2012 - Book of the MonthSam Warwick, the son of the affable former Cunard Line Commodore Ron Warwick, is an expert diver whilst his co-author, Mike Roussel, is an experienced maritime author and their enthusiasm is very evident throughout the book. This is also backed up by the use of much original source material. At £20, this book offers excellent value for money and is highly recommended.Read the full review by Peter Newall here.
Sea Breezes
A book that comes highy recommended.
Read the full review here.
Shipping Today and Yesterday
This is an extremely well researched book which will prove of great interest, not just for keen divers, but for anyone with an interest in maritime history. The book is extremely well illustrated and I have no hesitation in very highly recommending it to our readers.Read the full review here.
Nautilus Telegraph
August 2012This book is well written, beautifully produced and should inspire and enthral a readership that stretches beyond shipping and diving fanatics.
Read the full review here.
Scottish Diver
September/October 2012I thoroughly enjoyed this book and I was impressed with the photography both above and under the water. A fine book, fit to grace any coffee table.
Read the full review by Mike Clark here.
Voyage (Titanic International Society)
Autumn 2012The photos are exceptional, the text crisp, well-researched and interesting. Sam Warwick (whose father and grandfather were Cunard commodores) and Mike Roussel have written a book that’s full of history and the excitement of exploration. Their book is highly recommended.Read the full review by by Charles Haas here.