Anatoliy Petoyan – Ghosts of the Abyss: Titanic

Prologue "Ghosts of the Abyss" – is a world of abstraction woven with a complex form of surrealism. It's difficult to determine what is true in these stories, what is fiction, and what is a symbiosis of the two. Some argue that these stories are nothing more than hallucinations, generated by the cells of a dying consciousness. It's a unique flow of allegories and profound metaphors, captured in portraits of the passengers of the "unsinkable Titanic," and more.Why 40, you ask? Perhaps it's more than just a number when considered in the context of superstitions in various cultures and beliefs. I think I'll leave it to you, dear readers, to discover the answer for yourselves. I hope this book will resonate not only with those familiar with the story of the ill-fated voyage, but also serve as a starting point for those unfamiliar with the Titanic and its passengers.