1903 Denizens of the Deep, 1903-1904 Sea Puritans, 1904 Back to Sunny Seas, 1905 Frank Brown, Sea Apprentice, 1906 Sea Spray, 1906 Our Heritage, the Sea, 1906 The Call of the Deep, 1907 Advance, Australasia!, 1907 A Bounty Boy: Being Some Adventures of a Christian Barbarian on an unpremeditated Trip Round the World, 1907 The Confessions of a Tradesman, 1908 A Son of the Sea, 1908 The Seed of the Righteous, 1908 Creatures of the Sea, 1909 Beyond, 1909 The Bitter South 1909 Cut off from the world, 1909 The Salvage of a Sailor, 191-? Told in the dog watches, 1910 Young Nemesis; or, The Pirate Hunter, 1910 Fighting the Icebergs, 1910 A Compleat Sea Cook, 1912 Songs of Sea Labour, 1914 Recollections: the reminiscences of the busy life of one who has played the varied parts of sailor, author & lecturer, 1915 Obituary Royal Geographic Society, 22 February 1915 The well-known lecturer, and writer of stirring sea stories, Mr. Frank T. Bullen, who died towards the end of February, was a Fellow of this Society from 1898 until a couple of years ago. A son of Mr. F. R. Bullen, of Crewkerne, Dorset, he led a roving and adventurous life from quite an early age, and many of the most thrilling episodes in his books were records of his own experiences. After various adventures on shore he went to sea in 1869, and for some years roughed it in various capacities in the merchant service, suffering great hardships, as vividly described in The Log of a Sea Waif and other books. He was keenly interested in the bettering the condition and raising the moral tone of our merchant seamen, and many of his books were of a semi-religious character. In his latter years he was known as a successful lecturer and a writer of miscellaneous stories and articles in addition to his books. He had lived for some years at Melbourne, near Cambridge. Notes References The Geographical Journal, Vol. 45, No. 4 (April 1915), p. 344. External links 1857 births 1915 deaths 20th-century English novelists English male novelists 20th-century English male writers Maritime writers