Shipwrecked for 13 days on a coral reef
Being shipwrecked on a reef in the west indies can be a thrilling brand of fun — once you know you’re going to survive.
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Shipwrecked for 13 days on a coral reef
Being shipwrecked on a reef in the west indies can be a thrilling brand of fun — once you know you’re going to survive.
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Shipwrecked for 13 days on a coral reef

Shipwrecked for 13 days on a coral reef

by Murray Burt
Shipwrecked for 13 days on a coral reef

Shipwrecked for 13 days on a coral reef

by Murray Burt

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Overview

Being shipwrecked on a reef in the west indies can be a thrilling brand of fun — once you know you’re going to survive.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940044718937
Publisher: Murray Burt
Publication date: 06/10/2012
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 151 KB

About the Author

Murray Burt, 78, is a compulsive writer having retired as a newspaper editor and writer for 40 years. He started as a journalism cadet in New Zealand, moved to a job on Fleet Street, and before shipping to Canada in sailboats via the Mediterranean and a trans-Atlantic sloop delivery to West Indies, fore-decking and charter boat skippering.When he was hired at The Globe and Mail in 1967, friends he had sailed with in the Virgin Islands (where he was wrecked for 13 days) regularly pressed him to crew for them. Ultimately, though city editor, he was leaned on to become the paper’s specialty sailing writer.In 1980 he was posted as managing editor to the Winnipeg Free Press.Since leaving newspapers he has written Winnipeg’s Ladies from Hell a centenary history of The Queen’s Own Highlanders of Canada; The Intimate Sea. a sailing upstairs-downstairs novel of upper class cruising in the Med; plus a personal account of his coral reef wrecking and two books of poems (one light-hearted on “wicked” children. the other on romantic Commonwealth islands). Both are awaiting a publisher’s blessing.
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