This book was a huge disappointment. I've known of this story for years, but could never get a copy of it until now. The story itself is only about 37 pages long, shouldn't take more than a hour to read, yet seems to never end. The similarities between the Titan and the Titanic are mere coincidences, and the story is choppy and incoherent. This book is not a prophetic work. Perhaps if it were lengthened it would make a decent novel in its own right, but comparing it to the Titanic is a waste of time. If you want to read about a good historical prediction try reading about Cortez's landing in Mexico, and how it coincided with the return of an exciled devil of the Aztecs.