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Celebration of Mobulids
Guide to the Manta and Devil Rays of the World, by Guy Stevens, Daniel Fernando, Marc Dando & Giuseppe Notarbartolo di Sciara. Read more...
All those 3800m dives
The Titanic Expeditions: Diving to the Queen of the Deep 1985-2010 by Eugene Nesmeyanov Read more...
Follow That
Marine Biology for the Non-Biologist by Andrew Caine Read more...
Pop Goes The Marine Life
Eye of the Shoal: A Fishwatcher’s Guide to Life, the Oceans and Everything by Helen Scales Read more...
Alex Hildred: Mary Rose Diver
When she took up scuba 40 years ago, Alexandra Hildred had no idea that her life would become inextricably linked with a Tudor warship Read more...
The Exploration of Izvor Licanke
An unexplored sump in a Croatian cave presented an irresistible challenge to CHRISTINE GROSART, but there would Read more...
Inside Liners
Last year liner fanatic and technical wreck-diver Sam Warwick and history writer Mike Roussel brought out their P&O Read more...
Divers Cooking It For Themselves
I was born into the hotel industry and later in life ran my own restaurant in northern Italy, on the shores of Lago Maggiore. Read more...
Hydration Is Vital, Sure – But Here’s Why Overdoing It Is Risky
‘Drowning from the inside’ is not a fate any scuba-diver would wish to contemplate, but IPO could strike more often than we realise Read more...
Are You Dive Fit?
It’s the start of the UK diving season, so the question is particularly important. For divers “at work” the health and fitness Read more...
Slight But Unsettling
Book Review Slight But Unsettling Waiting For Gordo by Sue Knight Appeared in DIVER March ...
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The Never Ending Story
Book Review The Never Ending Story Titanic: A Journey Through Time by John P Eaton & Charles A ...
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Shaky Start, Solid Finish
Book Review Shaky Start, Solid Finish Twelve Mile Bank by Nicholas Harvey Appeared in DIVER ...
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Diving With Diabetes
Diabetes is a disease that affects the endocrine system, the collection of glands that produce hormones regulating Read more...
Deep Steal by Mike Seares
Book Review A Book That Knows It’s A Film Deep Steal, by Mike Seares ...
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Cutting Through The Medspeak
Scuba Physiological is an e-book promoted as a review of some of the latest thoughts on scuba physics and physiology Read more...
Dive Weekends in South West England
Anita Sherwood has delivered another well-polished, neatly presented UK dive-guide that is a tidy follow-on book from her Read more...
Cage Dive
The movie that divers detest above all others, Open Water, a story of folks left by their dive-boat to float around with the sharks, Read more...
Finding The Bet Fish Id App
In the first of a new occasional series, HENLEY SPIERS samples and scores dive-related apps on the market Read more...
Barotrauma in Bonaire
Tell-tale signs during a training course could have given a diver a vital clue, but they were missed. Read more...
The First 60 Years of Scuba Diving
Phil Thurtle, who put together this ringbound mono-printed document, is perhaps being realistic in saying that he assumes Read more...
Operation Tadpole
John Bevan has written a fair few books and monographs covering various aspects of diving history, and his Read more...
Sea of Life
Hot on the heels of the recent environmental documentary Chasing Coral, reviewed in these pages (One-Sided But Right-Sided, September) Read more...
Deep Thinkers: An Exploration of Intelligence in Whales
For anyone who has ever felt mildly nauseous when reading books by authors who find dolphin smiles and whale song endlessly spiritual, Read more...
In the Company of Seahorses
For most of us, ”cryptic” is a word we associate with crosswords, but for the biologist it has the specific meaning of an animal Read more...
Blue Planet II: A New World of Hidden Depths
This BBC book has to kick off our review section this month, because while it is essentially an accompaniment to the main course Read more...
The Isles of Scilly in the Great War
Part of a series of books called Your Towns & Cities in the Great War, this is a history as opposed to a diving book Read more...
In the Company of Seahorses
For most of us, “cryptic” is a word we associate with crosswords, but for the ecologist it has the specific meaning of an Read more...
