Catty Atkins Sailorman - Budington Kelland, Clarence
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A lean, salty adventure that still crackles with the waves of an earlier era. Catty Atkins Sailorman sweeps you into the glittering edge of the Atlantic coast USA, where courage, wit, and seamanship are weighed against fear and fate. This is more than a seafaring romp; it's a tight, character-driven voyage through nautical misadventures and shipboard camaraderie. Kelland's brisk, era-true prose invites readers into the pulp era atmosphere while threading enduring themes-resourceful survival, the toll and tenderness of camaraderie, and the quiet dignity of inescapable duty. The result is a…mehr

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A lean, salty adventure that still crackles with the waves of an earlier era. Catty Atkins Sailorman sweeps you into the glittering edge of the Atlantic coast USA, where courage, wit, and seamanship are weighed against fear and fate. This is more than a seafaring romp; it's a tight, character-driven voyage through nautical misadventures and shipboard camaraderie. Kelland's brisk, era-true prose invites readers into the pulp era atmosphere while threading enduring themes-resourceful survival, the toll and tenderness of camaraderie, and the quiet dignity of inescapable duty. The result is a compact classic that honours traditional seafaring fiction while offering something fresh to modern readers. Long recognised for its historical flavour and brisk storytelling, Catty Atkins Sailorman stands as a notable piece of classic american fiction. Its mood and milieu make it an appealing entrypoint for casual readers and a beloved item for seafaring fiction collectors alike. The book has been out of print for decades and now republished by Alpha Editions, restored for today's and future generations. More than a reprint, it is a collector's item and a cultural treasure, a nostalgic nautical tale that honours its pulp roots while speaking clearly to contemporary appetites.