Titanic in Fiction, with Chelsea Pinkard

People have been writing  about Titanic since almost the moment she sank, and this episode is my attempt to analyze how those authors have interpreted and fictionalized the sinking. Historical fiction is a strange and often beautiful beast of a niche, and I've got great help here in understanding from Chelsea Pinkard, The Titanic Girl, who has a Titanic fiction book blog that is just absolutely stellar. Enjoy!

Chelsea's blog: https://www.thetitanicgirl.com/blog
Find Chelsea on Instagram: thetitanicgirlblog

I HIGHLY recommend reading two of the main works discussed in this episode:

Allan Wolf -- The Watch That Ends the Night: Voices from the Titanic
Hazel Gaynor-- The Girl Who Came Home

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