Deep Water: The Autobiography of a Sea Captain

x, 332 pp. Deep Water: The Autobiography Of A Sea Captain is a memoir written by Pryce Mitchell, a retired sea captain who spent his life navigating the world's oceans. The book chronicles his experiences as a sailor, from his early days as a deckhand to his eventual rise to the rank of captain. Mitchell recounts the challenges he faced while at sea, including storms, equipment failures, and encounters with pirates. He also shares stories of the camaraderie and close bonds that develop among sailors who spend months at a time together on a ship. Along the way, Mitchell reflects on his personal life, including his relationships with his family and his struggles with alcoholism. Throughout the book, he provides a unique perspective on the life of a sea captain, as well as insights into the history and culture of the maritime world. Deep Water is a fascinating and engaging memoir that will appeal to anyone interested in the sea, maritime history, or the human experience of adventure and adversity.