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    FATAL STORM: THE INSIDE STORY OF THE TRAGIC SYDNEY-HOBART RACE
    By Mundle, Rob

     

    A gripping, first-hand account of the worst sailing disaster in recent history! Fatal Storm is a first-hand, edge-of-the-seat account of the awesome power of nature. Written by a seasoned journalist who covered the race, it contains haunting images that are both vivid and unforgettable--the scream of the wind, the roar of the waves, the last sight of a lost crewmember floating face down while his boat is swept helplessly away. Above all, it is a tale of raw adventure.


    Author Biography

    Rob Mundle is one of Australia's leading journalists and yachtsmen. He began his reporting career with Australiais national daily newspaper, the Australian, in 1964, and later went on to combine his passion for sailing with his skills as a journalist. He has covered the Sydney-Hobart Race 30 times and has participated four times. He has also reported on five Americais Cups, three Olympics, and numerous other sailing events. In the 1980s he established a new career as a television reporter, commentator, and prime time news weatherman. As managing director of Rob Mundle Promotions Pty Ltd, he writes a weekly column for The Australian and contributes to magazines around the world. He is the author of one previous book, Sir James Hardy: An Adventurous Life.


    Format: hardcover, 251 pages.
    Pub date: 30 Jun 1999
    Copyright: 1999
    $24.95 US
    Product Line: International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press (McGraw-Hill)

     

    ISBN-071361405(LIST $13.95)$10.99  CLOSE-OUT PRICE $6.50

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