inspired by the story of Crowhurst. UK singer-songwriter Adam Barnes' "Electron" (released in 2017) is about the psychotic episodes of Crowhurst's voyage. British singer-songwriter Peter Hammill released in 2009 the song "The Mercy", quoting the last entry in the log of Donald Crowhurst. The album "Battlefield Dance Floor" by British folk group Show of Hands includes the song "Lost" inspired by the story. British Singer-Songwriter Ben Howard released in 2021 the song "Crowhurst's Meme", which appears to be inspired by the story of Crowhurst. British Prog band Frost* released in 2021 the song "Terrestrial", which is about Donald Crowhurst who disappeared while competing in the Sunday Times Golden Globe Race never to be found. Romanian writer Radu Cosașu has a book named "Un august pe un bloc de gheață" (An August on a Block of Ice), which contains numerous references to the story of Crowhurst. Notes See also List of people who disappeared mysteriously at sea References Bibliography Further reading The 1970 book The Strange Last Voyage of Donald Crowhurst by Nicholas Tomalin and Ron Hall is an account of the life of Donald Crowhurst and the events leading up to and during the race. The 1999 book Fakes, Frauds, and Flimflammery by Andreas Schroeder, devotes an entire chapter to Crowhurst's adventure. A Voyage for Madmen (1997) by Peter Nichols tells the story of the 1968 race and all its entrants. Without trace: the last voyages of eight ships (1981) by John Harris features the Teighnmouth Electron as one of its eight subjects. Jonathan Raban's article The long, strange legacy of Donald Crowhurst. (Cruising World, January 2001) contains an approximately 30-year retrospective view on the original 1970 account by Tomalin and Hall. Amazing Sailing Stories: True Adventures from the High Seas (2011) by Dick Durham includes a chapter on Crowhurst entitled "Sailing into Madness", with some recent comments from Donald's son, Simon Crowhurst. The 2016 book Desperate Voyage: Donald Crowhurst, The London Sunday Times Golden Globe Race, and the Tragedy of Teignmouth Electron by Edward Renehan is a recent retelling of the story. External links – includes map of actual and false journey Official Crowhurst family page with a selection of family photographs Contemporary photographs of Crowhurst and the Teignmouth Electron from the archives of the Sunday Times, 1968-1969 Image search result for "Donald Crowhurst sailor" on Getty Images Alamy stock images of the remains of the Teignmouth Electron on