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  1. Published Worldwide Today!

    My latest novel - Clay and the Sublime Porte which is book 12 in my Alexander Clay series Newly returned from South America, Captain Alexander Clay and his men are soon off on a fresh adventure.

  2. New Audio Book!

    Book three in my Wolves WW2 U-boat is now out on Audio Book, narrated once more by the wonderful Symon J.

  3. New Book

    I am delighted to announce that book three in my Sea of Wolves WW2 U-boat series has just been published worldwide.

  4. The SS Great Britain

    Ever since the American ship SS Savannah became the first paddle steamer to cross the Atlantic in 1819, there had been a steady growth...

  5. Hammocks

    Towards the end of the fifteenth century, European trading ships had developed to the point where they were weatherly enough to embark on...

  6. A ship called Liberty

    The longest campaign of the Second World War was one that is frequently overlooked.

  7. The Other Admiral - Lord Cuthbert Collingwood

    There were two British Vice-Admirals at the Battle of Trafalgar.

  8. Figureheads

    Figureheads are magnificent things.

  9. The loss of HMS Crescent

    HMS Crescent was a 36-gun Flora class frigate launched in 1784.

  10. Tattooing in the Navy

    During the age of sail, seamen took great pride in maintaining a distinct appearance from mere landsman.

  11. A Ship called Victory

    HMS Victory is probably the most famous warship in the world, thanks to her association with Nelson’s death at Trafalgar and because she...

  12. William Dampier was born near Yeovil in Somerset in 1651.

  13. The Age of Sail’s Pearl Harbour

    In 1667 the English crown was in trouble.

  14. The Wreck of the SS Thistlegorm

    The remains of the British steam ship Thistlegorm is regularly listed amongst the top dive sites in the world.

  15. Marines

    Marines are soldiers trained to operate on and deploy from warships.

  16. ‘Warm Work’ – the fight between the Quebec and the Surveillante

    In June 1779, the Royal Navy frigate Quebec (32) was patrolling off the coast of Brittany when she encountered a small convoy of French...

  17. Robert Seppings and the Birth of Innovation in Shipbuilding

    For most of the age of sail shipbuilding was a conservative affair.

  18. The Barbary Pirates

    Most people asked to think of a pirate will picture someone from the golden age of Caribbean piracy.

  19. Rutters

    Ask most people to imagine a ship’s navigator at work, and they will usually picture someone poring over a chart.

  20. The Voyage of HMS Challenger

    When NASA came to name their fleet of space shuttles, they chose to honour five famous ships and a space craft used for scientific...