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    The Titanic Plan
    The Titanic Plan
    The Titanic Plan
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    The Titanic Plan

    By Michael Bockman

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    On October 16, 1907, the American financial system stood on the brink of collapse after one of the largest investment firms failed because of speculative trading. There was no Federal Reserve to help, no government agencies to prop up the failing institutions. Seeing this as a defining crisis, J. Pierpont Morgan stepped in and organized a consortium of bankers and financiers to support the ailing system until the crisis passed. When it finally did, Morgan vowed that he would do everything in his power to make sure such a calamity never happen again.

    Set between the years of 1907 to 1912 and inspired by true events, The Plan tells the story of the many factions of American society as they struggled for power in one of the most dynamic times in the country’s history. The major characters are the giants of that era: capitalists J. Pierpont Morgan, John Astor, William Vanderbilt; labor leaders Big Bill Haywood and Emma Goldman; and Presidents Theodore Roosevelt and William Howard Taft.
    At the center of it all is Captain Archibald Butt, the Military Aide (and close confidant) to both Roosevelt and Taft. Captain Butt becomes involved in a deepening intrigue after an old Army compatriot is killed in a mysterious explosion. The quest by Captain Butt to solve the mystery of his best friend’s death leads him from the White House, to the anarchist circles in Greenwich Village, to the shadowy halls of the newly created FBI, and finally, to the parlors of the rich and powerful. Amid double-crosses and shifting alliances, Archie Butt witnesses the formulation of The Plan and recognizes it as a brilliant and dangerous power grab that will lead to the first great disaster of the 20th Century.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Bockman
    Release dateOct 20, 2011
    ISBN9781452493664
    The Titanic Plan
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    Michael Bockman

    Writer and filmmaker Michael Bockman has four produced screenplays to his credits. His feature screenplay about the Beat Generation, Starving Hysterical Naked, is the basis for the short film he directed. Between screenwriting assignments he has written numerous articles that have been published in newspapers and magazines. He has collaborated on three best-selling self-help books with English author Lynne Franks. -- Grow (Hay House), Bloom (Chronicle Books) and The Seed Manifesto (Thorsons). THE PLAN is his first novel. He divides his time between Santa Monica, California and Zurich, Switzerland.

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    • 4/5
      The Titanic Plan is a meticulously researched historical novel set between 1907 and 1912. This was an economically and politically tumultuous time in America's history, but also a time for great personalities, sweeping social movements, and amazing feats of engineering. A lot happened in those few years. There is no shortage of material to incorporate into fiction and The Titanic Plan doesn't let you down. Since it really is necessary to understand the political atmosphere of the period in order to follow the book's plot and some of the characters actions/attitudes there is quite a lot of historical recap involved. This feels a little slow to read, but unless you happen to be historian to start with it's necessary and worth it. (Plus some people really like this incorporation of a lesson into a fictional novel. It's not my thing, but I appreciate the need.) The book makes some of the most famous people of the period feel approachable, Presidents Roosevelt and Taft, John Pierpont Morgan, John Astor, George Vanderbilt, Emma Goldman, and the main character Archibald Butt (what an unfortunate name). Butt's search for the truth and convenient position as military aide to the president sends him from New York to Washington, DC to Italy/England and back again (kind of). There were also a number of loveable side characters. My favourite was Henry, but it would be hard not to love Henry.If you enjoy historical fiction, have an interest in the early 1900s or the sinking of the Titanic this is a great book for you. I recommend picking it up.
    • 2/5
      There is a lot to be commended in Michael Bockman’s debut novel, and there have already been reviews posted here on Goodreads that reflect that. But to restore the balance a little I have to highlight findings of my own that reflect my disappointment.

      I must begin by disputing the choice of title. This is NOT about the Titanic! Yes, the tragic incident features as the climax of the novel, and in the hands of a more experienced author we might have had a genuinely insightful version of the events surrounding that terrible event. It seems to me that the author has simply made an opportunity out of the sinking of that ship to help promote his book. Using the word ‘Titanic’ in the title, together with a cover image depicting a four-funnelled liner at sea, does hold promise that this will be a story exploring the background to that terrible maritime event. Given that the main character is Archie Butt, a real figure who was genuinely a victim of that disaster, and that other characters include J. Pierpoint Morgan and John Jacob Astor, then I was understandably anticipating a well-constructed imagining of a plot to sink the Titanic that was the culmination of political manoeuvring within the elite of American high society.

      Don’t get me wrong – there is plenty of political intrigue in the bulk of this novel to satisfy those of us with a penchant for historical machinations of that sort, but the actual methodology of setting the scene to prove that the Titanic sinking was not an accident is completely absent! I don’t think it would be classed as a plot-spoiler to say that an incident where someone places a bag of dynamite in a cargo hold (which then gets discovered and thrown overboard) constitutes evidence of a successful plot to sink the ship. And yet the unfortunate MD of the White Star Line, J. Bruce Ismay, who famously joined the women and children in a lifeboat, is depicted as a serious villain, hand-in-glove with those plotting against our hero. This is a major ask for the reader to accept, with the explanation for the incident being hinted at as a political expedient by the author. Sorry, but I can only see this as a cop-out: a missed opportunity to deliver a reasoned and rational argument for powerful men to commit dreadful acts in the pursuit of both corporate and personal gain.

      To be fair, this is a book that has been written about American history by an American. I’m from Britain and so the historical aspects of this novel were largely lost on me. On the other hand, I admired the author’s subtle layering of elements of the plot in the first half of the book. I did begin to appreciate the personalities of the era, and to understand how divisions in class at the beginning of the twentieth century had some common elements in British history. All of this was commendable, and the fictional strands that brought intrigue and mystery to drive the story forward were well-placed. At times I did feel that the author had possibly gone into too much detail, slowing down the story, and losing the impetus as a result. His main character of Archie Butt was also a little too ineffectual at times, but this may have been a deliberate contrast to give him a little more glorification at the end. Sadly, I did not feel much sympathy for the character as a result, and that, together with a storyline that seemed to be wading through treacle for so long, tended to make me wonder where the author was taking us. In my view the book is too long, and would have benefitted from some serious trimming.

      Finally, I must concur with another reviewer and highlight a big irritation of mine when reading: typos. This (Kindle edition) book is littered with them! For example, we had ‘foreword’ instead of ‘forward’ and ‘earthy’ instead of ‘earthly’. This alters the meaning of words completely, thus making the reader stop and re-think the sentence. Missing words, mis-placed words, and odd punctuation all combine to present a document that looked as if it had completely escaped the proof-reader. Letting your manuscript be published to such a poor standard is an insult to the reader, and reflects badly on the author. Also, the iceberg... Yes, THAT iceberg! It is described as ‘towering some 55 feet over the ocean’. That may or may not be a typographical error, but it doesn’t come across as much of a threat, especially when the author later describes the lifeboats being lowered to the water ‘a good 75 feet below.’ You do the math! Research is important, and when you want your reader to lose him or herself in the spectacle of the moment, you also need to get the scale correct. Not the right sort of first impression, Mr Bockman!

      So, for me, it was disappointing. The biggest plus has to be that the author has written intelligently about an important period in American history that makes for a far more interesting read than a book of non-fiction. By doing so he has helped to widen our interests, and to encourage discussion. Such a result is to be commended, and I thank the author for that.

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