Under Scott's Command: Lashly's Antarctic Diaries: Commander A.R. Ellis, Editor

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Under Scott's Command: Lashly's Antarctic Diaries: Commander A.R. Ellis, EditorWilliam Lashly (1867 1940) was a man of great modesty, self effacing and by all accounts one of the most remarkable lower deck men of the Royal Navy. Lashly was recruited by Scott for the Engine Room and proved his worth over and over again. He knew his job backwards, was a teetotaller and non smoker and was always selected for the most difficult journeys on the expedition. This is the diary Lashly kept while on Scott's last expedition in the Terra

it is a study in human understanding - as we learn to live someone else's life: to beg for food

Can justice ever prevail when fighting such evil

slightly ridiculous woman

There the crowd was most motley

proud and strong

the Master System ruled

a burden - and Macauley tramps through the back towns of New South Wales

dying for - but most of all it was worth living for

Jelindel dek Mediesar led a charmed life until Lindrak assassins murdered her family

warriors and males alike

Cover art by Vincent Di Fate

the frail network of human relationships was suddenly ripped apart - by MURDER