"The Elusive Titanic: Every Ship Has Its Own Sloop" is a fascinating book by the famous author John Bernard Walker, which tells about one of the most famous and tragic events in the history of shipping - the disaster of the legendary liner "Titanic". Walker explores the events leading up to the fateful evening of April 15, 1912, as well as the causes and consequences of this tragedy. The author draws attention to the shortcomings of shipbuilding at that time, the economic and political circumstances that influenced the development of events, as well as the reaction of the people on board and the organization of the rescue. In his book, he also questions some of the myths and stereotypes associated with the "elusive Titanic." "The Elusive Titanic: Every Ship Has Its Own Sloop" is a detailed and well-researched scholarly narrative that sheds light on one of the most tragic episodes in the history of shipping, giving readers the opportunity to better understand all the circumstances and events surrounding this disaster."