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By Elizabeth Wrightson Posted June 20, 2008
Author Doug Hanks defines a bargument as a debate with no right or wrong answer, simple enough to discuss after three beers. Check out the full review here. More
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By Meredith Laitos Posted May 20, 2010
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By Kimball Livingston Posted April 26, 2010
The new case for sail and solar power More
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By Rebecca Waters Posted December 19, 2008
Making anything more complicated than a sandwich in a galley can be daunting, but there’s a plethora of resources to help you overcome the challenges. Here’s a selection of new galley cookbooks. More
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By Charles Mason Posted April 20, 2008
L. Francis Herreshoff talks about the days before AUTOCAD in "The Golden Age of Yachting." More
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Yachting Monthly editor Paul Gelder details the steps it took to get the Gypsy Moth IV ready to sail again. More
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Journalist Dallas Murphy seeks to enlighten the global-warming deniers in "To Follow The Water." More
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By Elizabeth Wrightson Posted October 21, 2008
A review of Michael Buckley's "Voices of the Chesapeake Bay," discussing the oral history of the area, based on the popular radio show. More
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By David Schmidt Posted March 19, 2008
Deep Water, a film produced by John Smithson, tells of Donald Crowhurst's disappearance during the 1968–69 Golden Globe Race. More
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By Amy Ullrich Posted November 7, 2008
Check out this review and a downloadable excerpt of Randall Peffer's novel, "Southern Seahawk." More
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By Meredith Laitos Posted March 8, 2010
In The Blue Book of Sailing, senior editor Adam Cort divides sailing into "The 22 keys to sailing mastery" More
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By Rebecca Waters Posted April 21, 2008
In "The Practical Nomad," Edward Hasbrouck gives helpful advice on finding the best ground and air transportation, as well as humorous anecdotes. More
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By Rebecca Waters Posted June 19, 2008
Acclaimed maritime photographer, Philip Plisson offers marine photography and a nautical quote per day in "Sailor’s Wisdom." More
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By Rebecca Waters Posted November 20, 2008
A special review of three films, "Distant Shores," "Sail Vicarious," and "Dancing With the Wind." More
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By Steve Henkind Posted November 20, 2008
A review of Stan Ulanski's "The Gulf Stream," a book about history, commerce, and busting misconceptions of the Gulf Stream. More
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Tom Cunliffe's "RYA Manual of Seamanship" offers a great primer for beginning sailors. More
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"The Cure for Anything Is Salt Water" is Mary South’s account of her transformation from publishing exec to beaming skipper aboard her newly acquired workboat. More
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By Charles Mason Posted June 9, 2010
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By Charles Mason Posted June 23, 2010
A remarkable compendium of 360 designs under 26 feet, with knowledgeable observations More
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By Rebecca Waters Posted November 20, 2008
Author and journalist Larry Cheek writes about building and completing his Zephyr boat, "Far From Perfect," in "Year of the Boat." More
