The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny and Murder
Let me know mods if I’m posting too much, if so I’m sorry! Damn good read, devoured it over the course of two days in Quebec City last week and I’m just digesting it now. Holy crow what a...
Let me know mods if I’m posting too much, if so I’m sorry!
Damn good read, devoured it over the course of two days in Quebec City last week and I’m just digesting it now.
Holy crow what a disambiguation of the word “mutiny” (apologies if I wrote that wrong).
I think David Grann manages to display the humanity in the central figures with clarity. Perhaps it’s due to some inference or poetic license in order to move the story along, but he make a good book and that cpt cheap was a dandy.
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