Person Detail: Morgan Robertson

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Full Name: Morgan Robertson | ||
Biography: (1861-1915) Short story writer, novelist. He wrote and published over 200 stories. He wrote "The Wreck of the Titan" in 1898, which had details so identical to the sinking of the Titanic in 1912, that it was seen as prophecy. He is one of America's most known and accomplished authors on the subject of the sea. He was born on West 5th Street, Oswego, New York. |
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1861 |
Oswego County Morgan Andrew Robertson was born on West 5th Street in Oswego, New York, on September 30, 1861. |
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1915 |
(Unknown) County Morgan Robertson was found dead in his room at the Alamac Hotel in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on March 24, 1915. |
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1898 |
(Unknown) County Futility, or The Wreck Of The Titan Novella. |
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1915 |
Kings County Morgan Robertson was interred at Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York. |
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1905 |
(Unknown) County The Submarine Destroyer (Pub: Everybody's Magazine ISBN: ) Novel. |
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1898 |
(Unknown) County Spun Yarn: Sea Stories (Pub: Harper & Brothers, New York - London ISBN: ) Collection of stories. |
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1899 |
(Unknown) County Where Angels Fear to Tread and Other Tales of the Sea (Pub: The Century Company ISBN: ) Collection of stories. |
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1914 |
(Unknown) County Over the Border (Pub: McClure's Magazine and Metropolitan Magazine ISBN: ) Collection of stories. |
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1903 |
(Unknown) County Sinful Peck (Pub: Harper & Brothers, New York - London ISBN: ) Novel. |
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1914 |
(Unknown) County The Grain Ship (Pub: McKinley, Stone and Mackenzie, New York ISBN: ) Collection of stories. |
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1901 |
(Unknown) County Shipmates (Pub: D. Appleton and Company, New York ISBN: ) Collection of stories. |
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1896 |
(Unknown) County Land Ho! (Pub: New York, London, Harper & Brothers ISBN: ) Collection of stories. |
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1905 |
(Unknown) County Down To The Sea (Pub: Harper and Brothers ISBN: ) Collection of stories. |
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New York County Mr. Robertson studied at Cooper Union. |
