When Callahan's small sloop sank west of the Canary Islands, he found himself adrift in the Atlantic in a five-foot raft, with only enough food and water for 18 days. For 76 days he drifted 1800 miles, the only man in history to survive more than a month alone at sea in an inflatable raft.
When Steven Callahan's yacht sank six days into a transatlantic crossing, he found himself alone and adrift in a five foot inflatable raft facing storms, punishing heat, dehydration, hunger and sharks. It was over two months and 1800 miles later before his ordeal was to come to an end. Here, he presents a story of unimaginable horror and heroism - ...
When three French sailors were rescued after 13 days adrift in the Pacific, they attributed their survival and rescue to a manual required aboard all French lifeboats. That manual has now been translated into English and is here available to the American public. Survivors and professionals alike wholeheartedly recommend this priceless guide for ...
In April 1989 four men set sail for Tonga from New Zealand. Three days out they ran into a gale and their boat capsized. The men huddled together in a tiny compartment in the hull. A strong will to live bound them together as each man's strength and character was truly tested. James Nalepka was one of the four, and Steven Callahan is the ...
After Steven Callahan's sloop sank, he was adrift alone for 76 days and traveled 1800 miles. Callahan is the only man in history to survive more than two months alone in a raft at sea. Exclusive author interview included.
Deadlands: The Weird West, Pinnacle's award-winning game of supernatural horror in the Old West continues to roll along. In 2000, new products allow players to take on the role of operatives for the Agency, wrestle with the curses of lycanthropy and vampirism, and learn the secrets of the latest developments in the New Science. This 128-page ...
Most of the accounts in this audiobook exist because people endured their miserable circumstances. They survived. Their stories testify to human beings' ingenuity and strength in the face of pain or the prospect of death. If nothing, else, they remind us that while suffering is part of life, so is deliverance.
Four men set sail in a 40-foot trimaran from New Zealand for the Tonga Islands in June 1989. Hit by a storm wave, they capsize and drift for 119 days - the longest anyone has survived in an upturned boat - until they crash ashore on the Barrier Island. The men face all the practical hardships familiar to survival stories, but this is not merely ...
After Steven Callahan's sloop sank, he was adrift alone for 76 days and traveled 1800 miles. Callahan is the only man in history to survive more than two months alone in a raft at sea. Exclusive author interview included.
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