Seamanship


The Annapolis Book of Seamanship
Storm Tactics: Modern Methods of Heaving-to for Survival in Extreme Conditions
How to Read a Nautical Chart : A Complete Guide to the Symbols, Abbreviations, and Data Displayed on Nautical Charts
Chapman Piloting & Seamanship 65th Edition (CHAPMAN PILOTING, SEAMANSHIP AND SMALL BOAT HANDLING)
Seamanship Techniques
Don Casey's Complete Illustrated Sailboat Maintenance Manual: Including Inspecting the Aging Sailboat, Sailboat Hull and Deck Repair, Sailboat Refinishing, Sailbo
Outboard Engines: Maintenance, Troubleshooting, and Repair
Song of the Sirens
Reading the Glass: A Captain's View of Weather, Water, and Life on Ships
The Coast Guardsman's Manual
The U-Boat Peril: A Fight for Survival
My Old Man and the Sea 1st (first) edition Text Only
Sails, Skippers and Sextants: A History of Sailing in 50 Inventors and Innovations
A Full Cup: Sir Thomas Lipton's Extraordinary Life and His Quest for the America's Cup
Close to the Wind: An Extraordinary Story of Triumph Over Adversity
One of the reasons there are so many terms for conditions of ice is that the mariners observing it were often trapped in it, and had nothing to do except look at it.
Alec Wilkinson, The Ice Balloon: S. A. Andrée and the Heroic Age of Arctic Exploration

Robert Louis Stevenson
Overhead, the wild huntsman of the storm passed continuously in one blare of mingled noises; screaming wind, straining timber, lashing rope's end, pounding block and bursting sea contributed; and I could have thought there was at times another, a more piercing, a more human note, that dominated all, like the wailing of an angel; I could have thought I knew the angel's name, and that his wings were black. ...more
Robert Louis Stevenson, The Wrecker

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