| Management number | 219220119 | Release Date | 2026/05/03 | List Price | $7.60 | Model Number | 219220119 | ||
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A modern cruise ship is more than a vessel — it is a world with its own pulse, logic, and quiet rituals.When Vega Mare first joined the crew, she stepped into a city at sea where timing shaped every interaction, and where seventy nationalities worked in a rhythm most guests never glimpse. Over fifteen years, she moved through the ship’s backstage corridors, crew decks, and senior officer ranks — learning not only the work, but the interior life that forms around it, and entering a constellation of experiences she had never imagined the world could hold until she stepped aboard.Inside the Floating City offers a rare view into that world.Not as spectacle, and not as confession, but as a lived map of how people endure, adapt, and find meaning within an environment built entirely on motion.Rather than lifting a curtain, this book invites the reader inside:into the tempo of a ship at dawn,into the balance of leadership and restraint,into the quiet negotiations that hold a floating city together.For cruise enthusiasts, it reveals the human architecture behind the voyage — the unseen harmonies and pressures that shape each day at sea.For aspiring or newly hired crew, it offers grounded orientation:what life feels like on the inside,how teams form and fracture,what anchors you,and what challenges you can expect as you find your place aboard.Both readers — the dreamer and the doer — will find a world rendered in cinematic stillness and lived detail.Clear, atmospheric, and deeply observant, Inside the Floating City is a portrait of seafaring life as it is experienced from within: measured, human, and shaped by the quiet discipline that keeps a ship steady in open water.About the AuthorVega Mare is a writer and former senior ship officer with more than fifteen years at sea. Having led international teams across oceans, she now writes from the meeting point of system and soul — where structure reveals its humanity, and where story gives form to the unseen rhythms of modern seafaring. Read more
| ISBN13 | 979-1399093100 |
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| Edition | 1st |
| Language | English |
| Publisher | Sea Lantern |
| Dimensions | 6 x 1.16 x 9 inches |
| Item Weight | 1.36 pounds |
| Print length | 464 pages |
| Publication date | December 29, 2025 |
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