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this book was because i saw an opportunity that had not existed for me passbooks to put on my alfred hitchcock hat make this an exercise in nonfiction suspense. the log was really pivotal for that. crucial for that because that's the essence of suspense. knowing where this guy is exactly what he is doing and what he's thinking and happening to him. and then knowing where the lusitania is in what's happening with them. knowing as we know that they are on a convergence course although they don't know it. it's very powerful. >> host: i'm surprised to hear you say that about the suspense. i thought there is a lot of suspense and devil in the white city. >> guest: well thank you. but it's a different kind of suspense. >> well yes. >> a different intensity. i get you. i think so. >> host: the sos telegram from the lusitania reads, we think we are off kinsale, is that right? late position 10 miles off kinsale, one, please come with all haste. were they sang? >> guest: big list later, i only say that because she has what's referred to as the advance readers copy. which by the way is heavily corrected.

this book was because i saw an opportunity that had not existed for me passbooks to put on my alfred hitchcock hat make this an exercise in nonfiction suspense. the log was really pivotal for that. crucial for that because that's the essence of suspense. knowing where this guy is exactly what he is doing and what he's thinking and happening to him. and then knowing where the lusitania is in what's happening with them. knowing as we know that they are on a convergence course although they don't know it. it's very powerful. >> host: i'm surprised to hear you say that about the suspense. i thought there is a lot of suspense and devil in the white city. >> guest: well thank you. but it's a different kind of suspense. >> well yes. >> a different intensity. i get you. i think so. >> host: the sos telegram from the lusitania reads, we think we are off kinsale, is that right? late position 10 miles off kinsale, one, please come with all haste. were they sang? >> guest: big list later, i only say that because she has what's referred to as the advance readers copy. which by the way is heavily corrected.