Looking Seaward Again

Looking Seaward Again is a collection of maritime tales by Walter Runciman, Baron Runciman, published in the early 20th century. The narratives draw from the author's personal experiences at sea, reflecting the cultural and historical aspects of seafaring life. Notable for its blend of adventure and factual recounting, the book captures the challenges faced by sailors, including perilous conditions during conflicts. The opening tale, 'Through Torpedoes and Ice,' illustrates the dangers of navigating icy waters while evading enemy torpedoes, showcasing camaraderie and tension among sailors.