Author: Susan Lynn Kingsburry

Like angle of sail, the wind — its strength, its direction, the way it’s trending — should always be in the back of a sailor’s mind. – Adam Cort Whether you are already an experienced blue-water cruiser, expert racer, sail...

“My goal . . . to help you learn to shop for food in Mexico . . .prepare delicious meals using locally available ingredients . . . learn how to adapt your own recipes to use Mexican ingredients.” –Author Heather Stockard A...

Further Offshore is the textbook for those who are serious about sailing the open waters. All-inclusive, it is meant to be read and digested from cover to cover. Delve in and you will find six sections to explore, each one...

When Joy Smith and Leslie Brown’s 34-ft. sailboat hits a coral reef off the north coast of Papua New Guinea, they never, in their wildest imaginings, could have foreseen the challenges they would face. One minute they were...

“…my fear of not having lived life is more powerful than my fear of living it.” In The Motion of the Ocean, Janna Cawrse Esarey shares with readers the “tale” of an average newlywed couple who go on a...

Definition of a Constant Waterman: Someone who delights in the greater portion of our Earth. A harmless monomaniac with habitually wet feet, Matthew Goldman. Matthew Goldman is the Constant Waterman. The ninety memoir-type tales...

Author Mary McCollum lived the dream. She retired from her teaching career, sold her home and belongings and moved onboard her boat. And she sailed. Unlike many navigators who map out their route in great detail in advance, Mary...

Author Amy Wood stated that she wanted to write a book that told the true story — not one with fluff — and she indeed accomplishes this feat with World Voyagers, an all-encompassing detailed account of a three-year...