Sinkable

The book delves into the disaster itself, but I'm curious whether the author had a particular reason for emphasizing the sinking over other aspects of the ship's story.

The way the book explores obsession and human error made me think about how history is shaped by our fascination. Did this resonate with others' feelings about the event?

There were moments of intense technical description alongside personal stories. I wonder how the author decided what to include to keep the narrative engaging and accurate.