Jay Ludowyke holds tertiary qualifications in writing, history and library services, and has been teaching writing at the University of the Sunshine Coast since 2013. She has published works in literary and academic journals and considerable public speaking experience. She is also the recipient of an Australian Postgraduate Award, a federally funded scholarship given in recognition of the significance of her research on Carpathia and Titanic.
Beyond all the heroism and drama, this is ultimately a parable about a modest vessel which outclasses a superliner when it really counts. * Spectrum * The dramatic and fascinating story * Law Society Journal * a compelling narrative that moves at the page-turning pace of the very best fiction * Mildura Midweek * This marvellous book recounts the many stories of this forgotten hero of the Titanic disaster. * The Daily Telegraph * Review TO COME * QWeekend * Review TO COME * WHO Magazine * This book, written and meticulously researched by the Sunshine Coast academic, will be enjoyed by a much wider audience. The reason is Ludowyke's charming way of breathing life into the scenes she writes about and the characters who form the focus of her narrative. * BW Magazine * This book, written and meticulously researched by the Sunshine Coast academic, will be enjoyed by a much wider audience. The reason is Ludowyke's charming way of breathing life into the scenes she writes about and the characters who form the focus of her narrative. * BW Magazine * Ludowyke's book is captivating and well-researched. * QWeekend * Ludowyke's book is captivating and well-researched. * QWeekend *