Articles, Volume 1 and Volume 2: Book Review
When I was with Mark Ellis Design in the mid and late 1980s and early 1990, Mark was in the...
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Author: Rob Mazza
No Visible Means of Support – Freestanding Rigs
Freestanding rigs offer an intriguing comparison to traditional, stayed masts. In 1985,...
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L. Francis Herreshoff: Book Review
L. Francis Herreshoff: The flowering of genuis, by Roger C. Taylor (Mystic Seaport Museum, 2019;...
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Great Canal Journeys (Docu-Series Review)
None of us is getting any younger, and some of us may have begun to ask ourselves how long we can...
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All the Oceans: Designing by the seat of my pants, a memoir
Anybody who lived through, and was part of, the extraordinary growth in offshore racing in the...
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Erebus: One Ship, Two Epic Voyages, and the Greatest Naval Mystery of All Time
Most of us know Michael Palin from his days with Monty Python’s Flying Circus, but he has...
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Dick Carter: Yacht Designer in the Golden Age of Offshore Racing
Over the past several years, the sailing community has been blessed with the publication of...
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Southerly 115 Boat Comparison
. . . and two true centerboarders It is often said that all boats are compromises, but that is...
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Herreshoff: Book Review
The thing I like about opera is its ability to bring together of so many complementary...
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Notable Boats: Small Craft, Many Adventures
This is an intriguing little book. Although it is titled Notable Boats, it really is the story of...
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