In the Sargasso Sea / A Novel
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The narrator secures passage on a brig and, after a violent storm, finds himself stranded amid a vast sea of tangled weed. Shipwreck and isolation force him into a struggle for food, water, and sanity as fever and strange visions assail him. Exploring derelict craft yields a compass, provisions, and a hoard aboard an old galleon, while encounters with dead men and a suspected murderer complicate survival. He improvises desperate plans, contends with a wall of seaweed that traps vessels, and gains a fellow prisoner whose companionship rekindles hope. A small cat and stubborn resourcefulness shape his attempts to escape and to reclaim fortune and freedom.
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