Strange sea stories and legends
By: Bill Wisner.
Contributors: Copyright Paperback Collection (Library of Congress)
Series: A Signet book
Publisher: New American Library; Signet
Published: 1981
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 327
Subjects: Sea stories.; Horror tales.; Ghost stories.
Table of contents: title: She drank her lover's blood; title: Corpses and skeletons were their crews; title: A seagoing detective; title: Misplaced: 1 steamship, 473 people; title: Tales of whales; title: The fickle finger of fate; title: The "Tricoleur," a phantom (?); title: The legend of the bloody beans; title: Women pirates; title: Mysteries and catastrophes of the inland seas; title: The marooned; title: The "City of Boston"-Gone; title: Three corpses swung high; title: The New Jersey horror; title: The saga of Lucky Tower; title: Sea monsters, part I; title: Sea monsters, part II; title: Women in white; title: Mark Twain's nightmare; title: The "Viribus unitis" affair; title: Captain Kidd wasn't such a bad guy (as bad guys go); title: A spooky preview; title: Porpoises with a purpose; title: The hell pits; title: Without a word; title: An incredible toll - Doom on Devil's Bridge; title: Now you see it, now you don't; title: What haunted the "Ivan Varrili"?; title: The Bligh saga; title: A real-life Jonah; title: From privateer to phantom ship; title: The torpedo that sank Germany; title: Three exits to oblivion; title: A coffin goes a-voyaging; title: The last scroll of Captain James Smith Wallace.