Best seafaring novels? Fantasy or not, lets discuss

Sailing Alone around the World

>>7851608
Three man in a boat, 30000 leagues under the sea and Joseph Conrad's nautical novel.

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The Long Ships by Bengtsson

The Sea-Wolf

Moby Dick; or, the Whale

>>7853185
Most fun you can have with an NYRB book

I started Master and Commander by Patrick O'Brian the other day, read about a hundred pages and can't decide if I want to keep going. I really like the relationship forming between Jack and Steven but all the nautical terms are making it difficult for me. Anybody else have opinions on this book/series?

>>7853285
>Moby Dick; or, the Whale
Basically the GOAT seafaring novel.

>>7853293
>aster and Commander by Patrick O'Brian
>>7853285
>Moby Dick; or, the Whale
>>7853185
>The Long Ships by Bengtsson


All GOAT books.

>>7853177

>30,000

Is that the sequel?

>>7851608
Sindbad the Sailor from 1001 Nights.

Two Years Before the Mast

Moby Dick

Master and Commander

One piece

Anything by Conrad

>>7851608
Outerbridge Reach
A Flag for Sunrise (not entirely set at sea, but enough of it is)
Billy Budd, Sailor

the sharks - jens bjorneboe
Short, easy to read, at times very comfy. Not hardcore seafaring but its enjoyable.

>>7851608
the sailor who fell from grace with the sea - mishima

HORNBLOWER

All of Conrad's stuff. In particular Lord Jim and Victory.