The Ship Model Forum

My new booklet, Thunder in Its Courses: Essays on the Battlecruiser, has just been released. The print version is available on the right side of the Atlantic; it should get to the UK soon, but in the meantime, Kindle is there already. The subtitle is self-explanatory, but here's the promotional blurb to further explain:

Few subjects in naval history have elicited as much romance and disdain as the battlecruiser. And few subjects have gone so grossly misunderstood.
Fundamental errors regarding the battlecruiser's origins and the technology of the times continue to distort hindsight, obscuring the historical context of these powerful, majestic ships. Thunder in Its Courses clears away the misconceptions, with essays establishing the basic facts of the capital-ship cruiser as well as thorny issues regarding individual designs.
Richard Worth writes for the Warship and Warship International journals. His book titles include In the Shadow of the Battleship, Raising the Red Banner (with Vladimir Yakubov), On Seas Contested (edited with Vincent P. O'Hara and W. David Dickson), and Fleets of World War II.