New research from Cambridge re-examines the famous sinking of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s ship Endurance — and contradicts the long-standing explanation of what sank her.
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Lou Bodenhemier
Lou Bodenhemier holds an MA in History from the University of Limerick and a BA in Creative Writing from the University of Arizona. He’s interested in maritime and disaster history as well as criminal history, and his dissertation focused on the werewolf trials of early modern Europe. At the present moment, he can most likely be found perusing records of shipboard crime and punishment during the Age of Sail, or failing that, writing historical fiction horror stories. He lives in Dublin and hates the sun.
I hold an MA in History from the University of Limerick and a BA in Creative Writing from the University of Arizona. I am interested in maritime and disaster history as well as criminal history, and my dissertation focused on the werewolf trials of early modern Europe. At the present moment, I can most likely be found perusing records of shipboard crime and punishment during the Age of Sail, or failing that, writing historical fiction horror stories. I live in Dublin and hate the sun.
