through the hull-the rush of water past a prow, the thrum of propellers.
In Erik Larson's "Dead Wake: The Last Crossing of the Lusitania," the author vividly describes the experience of being at sea. He captures the sensation of water rushing past the ship's prow, emphasizing the power and speed of the ocean voyage. This imagery immerses readers in the maritime environment, recalling the ship's journey just before its tragic fate.
The novel presents a gripping narrative of the Lusitania's final moments, blending historical facts with vivid storytelling. Larson's work conveys the tension of the era and the impending disaster, ultimately creating a poignant reflection on human experiences amid catastrophe.
