Which ring, which side, which wall? A former hull inspector on choosing a berth on a liner or on Halcyon, and on which upgrades are worth your marks.
Nobody lands on Kesh. From a shaded lounge behind a heat shield, a former hull inspector watches the furnace world's glowing night side and explains how the pass works.
One sailing a year, forty days out and twelve guest berths at Hollin Station: aboard the Long Swan to Mirren's ice mountains, nitrogen plains and stacked blue haze.
Fourteen days to Tessaly, bread before the first watch, three thousand books and a captain who calls speed a fuel bill: the second week aboard the Reach's slowest liner.
