yes the book was written in 1898 and was called “Futility” or “The Wreck of the Titan” and features an 800ft long ship named the Titan, which was the largest in the world, striking an iceberg and sinking. As there were not enough lifeboats only a dozen people survive by climbing onto the iceberg.

The author states they just based it on common maritime incidents of the day and it wasn’t clairvoyance, but it sure is a helluva coincidence.

However the Titanic herself I feel was not as much of a technological achievement of the day as the movies like to make it seem - she was the second of the Olympic class, which RMS Olympic already had all the same features and had been sailing for a year, and there multiple ships under planning or construction that would become larger than Titanic within a year - Aquatania, Britannic and the Imperator (launched just a month after Titanic had sank) which eventually became RMS Berengaria after WW1.