There’s a wealth of information – some good, some not – about Titanic. A search will bring up thousands of hits. Here are a few of my favorites.
Encyclopedia-Titanica The Titanic Inquiry Project (transcripts of both British and American inquires. this is an amazing resource!) Belfast Titanic Society Titanic-Titanic.com Thomas Andrews, Shipbuilder, by Shan Bullock Titanic: Belfast’s Own by Stephen Cameron 1,912 Facts About Titanic by Lee W. Meerideth Shipbuilders to the World: 125 Years of Harland & Wolff by Michael Moss and John Hume John M. Andrews – Northern Ireland’s Wartime Prime Minister by Clive Scoular (John was Thomas Andrews’ brother. This is wonderful book about the family) The Wreck of the RMS Titanic by Roy Mengot (web page no longer available) Here is a new article that summarizes much of the information I used, especially that found in Moss & Hume: Glenn Simpson ( 2011 ) Harland & Wolff and the partition of Ulster ET Research (ref: #13643, accessed 6th September 2011 03:25:38 AM) http://www.encyclopedia-titanica.org/harland-and-wolff-and-the-partition-of-ulster.html A beekeeper since childhood, this is a favorite book of Thomas Andrews’ (mentioned in chapter 27): The Life of the Bee by Maurice Maeterlinck Edwardian Society Edwardian Promenade Edwardian England 1901 – 1914 by Simon Nowell-Smith Inside the Victorian Home by Judith Flanders The 1900s Lady, by Kate Caffrey Edwardian Life and Leisure by Ronald Pearsall
Characters who care for the universe and for each other
Marlene Dotterer 