Published ahead of the 200th anniversary of his great discovery in January 2020, the 'definitive' biography of the exploits of Edward Bransfield, the first man to find and chart the Antarctic mainland, and one of Britain's great maritime explorers (although he was born in Ireland).
The Bookseller 10/5/19

It is not a huge book but is nicely presented with decent quality paper (a pet peeve of mine on some prints) so it makes a pleasant light read and the author shows considerable mastery of his obvious interests. I found it both fascinating and readable any would recommend it to anyone with an interest in some of the more common disasters that could affect seafarers in those far off times. Read the full review [link=https://modelshipworld.com/topic/20700-crusoe-castaways-and-shipwrecks-in-the-perilous-age-of-sail/]here[/link]
Model Ship World

Stunning photos included in Bruce Vigar and Colin Higgs' Race Across the Atlantic: Alcock and Brown's Record-Breaking Non-Stop Flight give an enthralling account of the 16-and-a-half-hour flight through terrible weather on 14/15 June 1919.
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Daily Mail

Click [link=https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p06ltywy#play]here[/link] to listen to Adrian's interview NOTE: set cursor to 38:43
BBC Radio Solent with presenter Nick Girdler