El Naufragio del Titán

Escrito por Morgan Robertson

Narrado por Jorge Ramírez

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El naufragio del Titanic es una novela escrita por Morgan Robertson y publicada en 1898, más de una década antes del desastre real del Titanic en 1912. La obra es conocida por su asombrosa similitud con el verdadero hundimiento del famoso transatlántico RMS Titanic.

La historia se centra en el buque de lujo llamado ""Titan"", que era considerado ""insumergible"". Al igual que el Titanic, el Titan también era un gran transatlántico de pasajeros, construido con lo último en tecnología y lujo de la época. Sin embargo, el buque naufraga trágicamente después de chocar contra un iceberg en su viaje inaugural a través del Atlántico Norte.

Las similitudes entre la novela y el desastre real del Titanic son asombrosas y han llevado a muchas personas a creer que Morgan Robertson pudo haber tenido alguna premonición o habilidad profética al escribir la historia.

• Idioma: Español
• Editorial: Stream Readers
• Fecha de lanzamiento: 7 ago 2023
• ISBN: 9798368949772

Morgan Robertson

Morgan Robertson (1861-1915) was an American novelist and short story writer. Born into a seafaring family, Robertson entered the merchant service as a teenager, rising to the rank of first mate by the time of his departure in 1886. With his sailing days behind him, Robertson studied jewelry making and worked in New York City as a diamond setter for 10 years. During this time, he also wrote sea stories and novels, including Futility, or the Wreck of the Titan (1898), a novel with a striking similarity to the sinking of the Titanic in 1912. Despite seeing his work published in McClure’s and the Saturday Evening Post, Robertson failed to make a living as a professional writer, leading to a deep dissatisfaction also fueled by the author’s claims to have not received credit for his invention of the submarine periscope. Despite his lack of popular success and critical acclaim, Robertson’s work is thought to have influenced such writers as Edgar Rice Burroughs and Henry De Vere Stacpoole.