The Wave
Just finished reading "The Wave - In Pursuit Of The Rogues, Freaks, And Giants Of The Ocean" by Susan Casey, published by Doubleday back in 2010.
Casey's "The Wave," is another example from my antilibrary, or my tsundoku if you will - my collection of unread books.
Oceanographers once thought that giant waves - also known as rouge waves - were impossible here on Earth and dismissed reports of them.
Casey deftly intersperses how scientists and dare-devil surfers who seek out to discover how giant rouge waves are formed and how they could be ridden by surfers. Giant rouge waves are also responsible for the disappearance of ships world wide - not aliens or inter-dimensional portals.
Highly Recommended.
Five Stars.
https://www.amazon.com/Wave-Pursuit-R...
Casey's "The Wave," is another example from my antilibrary, or my tsundoku if you will - my collection of unread books.
Oceanographers once thought that giant waves - also known as rouge waves - were impossible here on Earth and dismissed reports of them.
Casey deftly intersperses how scientists and dare-devil surfers who seek out to discover how giant rouge waves are formed and how they could be ridden by surfers. Giant rouge waves are also responsible for the disappearance of ships world wide - not aliens or inter-dimensional portals.
Highly Recommended.
Five Stars.
https://www.amazon.com/Wave-Pursuit-R...
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