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Futility Foretold

A Voice from the Past Returns

Christo A. Chaney
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Journal & Quill Press

About

In 1898 Morgan Robertson wrote Futility: The Wreck of the Titan.
Now, over a century later, the sequel has finally arrived!

Take a voyage... back in time. Into the night when the unsinkable died. What was lost to the sea will not be forgotten. Beneath the Atlantic lies a story long untold. Until now.
In the shadow of the disaster, he wrote the events as they happened. Within his journal, that evidence was salvaged.
Some called it coincidence. He called it a warning. Only he saw the signs beforehand. They were hidden within a forgotten novel.
The steamship Titan was fiction. The Royal Mail Steamer Titanic was not.
Sometimes fiction sooner or later becomes fact. Sometimes too late.

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

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