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Monsarrat

American  
[mon-suh-rat] / ˌmɒn səˈræt /

noun

  1. Nicholas, 1910–79, English novelist in Canada.


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Nicholas Monsarrat, 42, British author of the bestselling novel The Cruel Sea; and Philippa Crosby, 34, to whom he dedicated his book; he for the second time, she for the first; in Johannesburg, South Africa.

From Time Magazine Archive

For Author Monsarrat as a writer, The Cruel Sea was as much a test as the cruel sea was for his characters.

From Time Magazine Archive

Wouk's novel of life on a minesweeper, said Monsarrat, "is most readable, often engrossing, and as true an account . . . as a ten-year-old child's drawing of an aircraft carrier."

From Time Magazine Archive

In The Cruel Sea, his first full-length novel since the war, Monsarrat writes a moving odyssey of the convoy men.

From Time Magazine Archive

Mr. Monsarrat is at work on one on his place.

From Watch Yourself Go By by Warden, Ben W.