Captain on the Yangtze
Peter Mender
Published 2022
166 pages
The most popular the sea books of 2022
Books of the sea are filled with its presence. Sailors, fishermen, lighthouse keepers and people who live by the shore share their lives with water that gives and takes. Adventure, survival stories and reflective novels all draw on the ocean. This list shows the ones first published in 2022.
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The Sea and International Relations
Benjamin de Carvalho, Halvard Leira
Published 2022
280 pages
Petty Officer's Guide (Blue & Gold Professional Library)
Paul Kingsbury, Daniel Richard
Published 2022
296 pages
Perisher 100 Years of the Submarine Command Course
David Parry
Published 2022
380 pages
Sleep
William Nahmens
Published 2022
24 pages
Landscape Architecture for Sea Level Rise Innovative Global Solutions
Galen Newman, Zixu Qiao
Published 2022
315 pages
The Levant Voyage of the Blackham Galley (1696-1698) The Sea Journal of John Looker, Ship's Surgeon
Colin Heywood, Edmond Smith
Published 2022
248 pages
The Social Construction of the Ocean and Modern Taiwan
Kuang-hao Hou
Published 2022
238 pages
Investigation Real Time Vehicle Tracking
Ravi Kant
Published 2022
138 pages
A Good and Favorable Wind The Unusual Story of a Submarine Under Sail and Its Cautionary Lessons for the Modern Navy
David L. Johnston, Ric Hedman, Jim Christley
Published 2022
138 pages
The World Encyclopedia of Cruisers An Illustrated History from the American Civil War to the Last Conventional Ships of the Royal Navy, Spanning a Period of More than 150 Years
Bernard Ireland WGG JWMV2
Published 2022
256 pages
The Polish Navy 1918–45 From the Polish-Soviet War to World War II
Paul Wright, Przemyslaw Budzbon
Published 2022
48 pages
The Routledge Handbook of Ocean Space (Routledge International Handbooks)
Kimberley Peters, Jon Anderson, Philip E. Steinberg, Andrew Davies
Published 2022
512 pages