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The Dark Ship

Published
Mar 2002
Main Genre
Historical Historical
Pages
448

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In the early hours of New Year's morning, 1919, in a raging storm, the lolaire, bringing troops back from WW 1, sank on its entry to Stornoway Harbour, Isle of Lewis. Most on board perished. The island community was devastated and, in addition to its high loss of men in WW1, lost a further 200 men in its sinking, The wreck is still in Stornoway Harbour. The Dark Ship is about a poet who went to war; his lovers; his friends who stayed behind, and his friends who fought beside him. The novel spans three generations and two world wars, to the present day, and celebrates love, music and poetry in this carefully interwoven story that reflects the complex past and community of a Scottish island.

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Mar 2002 Interlink Publishing Group ISBN13 9781903238271 ISBN10 1903238277
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Apr 2012 Wilson, Neil Publishing ISBN13 9781906000219 ISBN10 1906000212
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Apr 2012 11:09 ISBN10 B007TV0SP0
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