Laura S. Wharton’s debut novel The Pirate’s Bastard, is set in colonial America in the first half of the 18th Century. This was an exciting place, especially for a young, ambitious man like Edward Marshall who epitomized the...
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A good writer doesn’t tell readers their story, they show readers their story. I know that Randy...
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As the title suggests, protagonist Paul Williams lives a simple life. He’s a single dad...
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Glen Patron was born, as he says, “on the wrong side of the docks,” and grew up on Great Neck, on...
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Run for the Devil centers around protagonist Simon Donovan, a sailor who ferries people and...
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Sometime in the late 70s or early 80s I became obsessed with the idea of owning a sailboat after...
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When author Jim Trefethen wrote Sailing Into Retirement, he combined some information from his...
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I’ve been sailing Tortuga, my 1969 Westerly Centaur, since 2003, and about 75 percent of the time...
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I first got the bug to own a sailboat sometime in the late ’70s and for a while I toyed with the...
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Let’s face it. “The rest of us” are on a budget and have to watch how much we...
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