The Practical Encyclopedia of Boating: Book Review
John Vigor is the answer guy if you’re having onboard arguments about nautical terminology...
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Author: Karen Larson
ALL THE TIME IN THE WORLD
BY SHARON KRATZ (1ST BOOKS LIBRARY, 2004; 150 PAGES; $16.75) REVIEWED BY KAREN LARSON Jim and Dianne Carlin had all the time in the world to sail their Island Packet 38, September Song, around the world. That’s the way...
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A Splendid Madness: Book Review
There is a strange force within sailors which causes them to retreat to the water on boats when...
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Chapman Piloting & Seamanship, 64th Edition: Book Review
A book like Chapman needs no introduction and no review. It’s an extraordinary reference...
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Call of the Ancient Mariner: Book Review
Reese Palley has gone around in the world long enough to develop character. He has followed his...
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Navigating the Edge: Book Review
Australian Jill Knight has written a number of articles for Good Old Boat and others about her...
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Smith’s Guide to Maritime Museums of North America: Book Review
I may have to hide Robert Smith’s books from my husband. While I enjoy visiting maritime...
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Naturally Salty: Book Review
Marianne Scott’s personal warmth and natural interest in others shines through her new book,...
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A-B-Sea: Book Review
Jack Lagan has written a delightful nautical dictionary (or sorts) best described in his own words...
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Chart No. 1: Book Review
Paradise Cay has just released Chart No. 1: USA Nautical Chart Symbols Abbreviations and Terms as...
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