A Maine diver tells his own story: salvage work, a sunken schooner with something aboard worth more than the hull, and a partnership that turns on whether a treasure is worth what it costs. Holman Day was a Maine newspaperman and knew the coast, the courts and the talk. The narrator's voice does most of the work, and it never slips. Fifty-nine plates of wrecks, rough seas and working vessels by painters including Joseph Stannard and Thomas Luny carry the same salt air that runs through Ross Sidney's account.
Where Your Treasure Is : Being the Personal Narrative of Ross Sidney, Diver
Geschrieben von Holman Day
