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The Ship (1943)

af C. S. Forester

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One vital convoy can break Mussolini's stranglehold on Malta - but it is intercepted in the Mediterranean by enemy warships . . . Five light British cruisers are left to beat back the armed might of the Italian battle fleet and C.S. Forester - creator of Horatio Hornblower - takes us aboard HMS Artemis as she steams into battle against overwhelming odds. We get inside the heads of Artemis's men, from the Captain on his bridge down to the lowest engine room rating, as they struggle over one long and terrifying afternoon to do their duty. C.S. Forester brilliantly recounts life aboard a British warship during some of the darkest days of the Second World War- capturing the urgency of the blazing guns, the thunderous rupturing of deck plates, the screams of pain and the shouts of triumph.… (mere)
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I really appreciated the way Forester told this story of a light frigate on convoy duty in the Mediterranean during WW2. Many of the chapters were told from the point of view of a different perspective, ranging from the captain to ordinary seamen, engineers to gunners to lookouts. ( )
  leslie.98 | Jun 27, 2023 |
Interesting in-depth read about the Mediterranean action of the British light cruiser ‘Artemis’. Good war fiction yarn. Tries to explain the lives of the people in the action on the British ship and weave them into the battle. Mostly works. ( )
  damcg63 | Oct 18, 2022 |
146. The Ship, by C. S. Forester (read 14 Mar 1944) On March 11, 1944, I said of this book: "Very good." On March 13 I said of the book: "very, very good." On March 14 I said: "Tonight finished The Ship. Wonderful. British Navy wonderful." i wish I had told why it was wonderful, but my diary only had room for about five lines! ( )
  Schmerguls | Oct 1, 2013 |
The clarity of the prose remains, and the eye of Forester, his skill at finding exactly the right point of View character for describing an historic moment, is perfect for this story, a fictionalization of an encounter between the Royal Navy and the royal Italian Navy in the Second Battle of Syrte. It really clothes the bare bones of any mechanical account. ( )
  DinadansFriend | Sep 22, 2013 |
Simply one of the most gripping reads I've had recently. We forget (I think) what a great writer Forester was because his writing is so natural and "artless". A bit like the movies of John Ford: "I make westerns....." ( )
  Seanzilla | Mar 30, 2013 |
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One vital convoy can break Mussolini's stranglehold on Malta - but it is intercepted in the Mediterranean by enemy warships . . . Five light British cruisers are left to beat back the armed might of the Italian battle fleet and C.S. Forester - creator of Horatio Hornblower - takes us aboard HMS Artemis as she steams into battle against overwhelming odds. We get inside the heads of Artemis's men, from the Captain on his bridge down to the lowest engine room rating, as they struggle over one long and terrifying afternoon to do their duty. C.S. Forester brilliantly recounts life aboard a British warship during some of the darkest days of the Second World War- capturing the urgency of the blazing guns, the thunderous rupturing of deck plates, the screams of pain and the shouts of triumph.

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