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The ocean racer who chronicled ‘the finest of lives’
July-Bligh-Queeg syndrome still the downfall of many a sailor
June-Sailors have rights over fishermen–good luck
May-Sailors didn’t bring the grotesque goby, but they could pay for it
April-Let’s raise a mug of seawater to our sailing Don Quixotes
March-Cruising in tune, but not in touch, with the bottom
February-The sailor’s best friend is an ancient bit of technology
January-Be careful out there—the sailing safety police are watching
2006 Issues
December-Ah, the beauty of sailing in the autumnal glory—oh, shut up
November-From hanks to high-tech, there’s been one constant in sailing: the beauty
October-This is no time to be navigating by the sound of breaking waves
September-Fearless and strong of stomach? This job’s for you
August-Safety scolds shouldn’t get any ideas from race’s PFD mandate
July-How a freak of nature gave me my best day of sailing
June-Dangerous words: Let’s sail away, just the two of us
May-Cleat the rope, s
et the shoot, cinch up your pee-ef-dee
April-The novel idea that lets us make our own sailing adventures
March-Don’t mind the cranky wind gods and voracious flies—this is heaven
February-Definitely not a nice safe ride in your father’s Volvo
January-You don’t need Playmates to see the beauty of Croatian cruising
2005 Issues
December-How fuzzy math made me kill the engine and save my sailing soul
November-The America’s Cup is dead—long live the Euro Cup
October-Women along for the ride? Maybe in Saudi Arabia, not in yacht racing
September-A disastrous career at sea leads (of course) to shipwreck
August-The plot to steal your free marine weather service
July-These are hard times to practice the fine art of going aground
June-It’s a tender subject, but inflation can be a good thing
May-Scandalizing the main was one of sailing’s historic bloopers
April-Close counts in navigating the old-fashioned way
March-Our boats are strong & inside of the envelope
February-How you gonna keep em down on the water?
January-The Great Spartite Flood and other adventures of the self-reliant sailor
2004 Issues
December-Sailing leaps forward to the past on the wings of long overhangs
November-Altruistic sailors are creating a new sterotype
0ctober-Lessons in cruising from two small boys and their stuff
September-When rating rules fail, there’s always the dodger handicap
August-Portraits of the beauty of sail in living black and white
July-How sailing in political seas can cost you your boat
June-The art of stand-up backpack passagemaking
May-Memories of simple sailing survive bites of the big-boat bug
April-The clogged-head test finds few elitists in sailing
March-A Revolutionary War motto to warn off the PFD police
February-One of the bravest of those ‘orphaned in the immensity of the sea’
January-A Cape Horner’s last words on the last time around
2003 Issues
December-A rare bird casts a shadow as O’Brian goes to the big screen
November-A lesson in how to turn people off of sailing
October-A family’s free life of ocean wandering founders in a jail cell
Sepember-A dose on the nose is a tonic for the sailing soul.
August-How decibel lust is polluting the sailing environment
July-How a sweet sailing victory left a bitter wake
June-The drunken sailor is dead—long live the temperate tippling sailor
May-A never-ending cruise on other people's boats
April-Forget Stocks, Buy a Sailboat
March-An Around Alone racer with true grit-inside and out
February-The sailing trophies that count are the experiences
January-If the audience matters, send a fleet to chase the Cup
2002 Issues
December-Don't make the mistake of confusing the Great Lakes with lakes
November-Broke and alone on a stormy sea, his dream comes true
October-Beat the drum slowly and pass the ginger
Sepember-Even sea-going bumblers deserve a well-funded USCG
August-In search of pleasure on a (sometimes) cruel sea
July-Sailing leads the way in the podium-finish movement
June-There ‘she’ goes–is it a boat or a farm implement?
May-Does anyone care who wins the America’s Cup?
April-A daysailer of timeless beauty, a designer's legacy
March-Simple joys and simple boats—for many, that’s sailing
February-Starving crews and hot women—that’s sailing entertainment
January-A tale of a schooner captain, a jet skier and weird justice
2001 Issues
December-Expensive safety-at-sea lesson could have been worse
November-How vintage sailing hardware saved my house
October-Keeping a lookout is easier said than done
September-Hardy survivors of the fiberglass revolution
August-Rail meat forever? Don't count on it
July-The librarian and the monster cat: a true story of sailing adventure
June-Sojourning in the Windwards, where cruising dreams live and die
May-We few who love sailing—warts and all
April-Still crazy, and maybe born again, after all these years
March-Sailing is safe, except when you’re dodging icebergs at 40 knots
February-The most remarkable cat?
January-DSC in, old VHF over and out
2000 Issues
December-A startling revelation for the O’Brian cult
November-Too bad the clipper couple aren’t here for The Race
October-Following the School Bus to a meeting with the Mexican
September-It's getting harder to sail away from our nanny
August-How the LINDA E was found
July-GPS is now nearly perfect, but it's not fair
June-To ensure the good fortune of the ship
May-Down to earth: where sailors shouldn’t be
April-A menu of dramatic, flawed Cup racing
March-Sailing's freestanding freethinker
February-The Riddle of Linda E.
January-Now in production: A tribute to a visionary
1999 Issues
December-A weak link in safety at sea
November-You too can 'do' a sailing adventure
August-The decadence of steering in comfort
July-In search of vanishing stability
June-The beauty of sailing behind Cape Horn
May-A Down East tale of the son and the father
April-Danger Zone: Racing boats in a storm
March-An 8-foot giant of a sailboat
February-Legacy of a Chanteyman
January-An inspiration from the slingshot age
1998 Issues
December-A memory of the last time around
November-Fly the flag properly...and watch the salsa
October-In praise of older boats
September-PFD-required class is not for sailors
August-WSJ exclusive: Sailboats too fast!
July-A fair wind? Don’t count on it
June-Shackleton's cold sail into history
May-Heeling is a drag-in more ways than one
April-Annals of the self-reliant sailor
March-The captain and the kids
February-A prescription we can live with
January-PHRF to big crews: Stay home
1997 Issues
September-Be tolerant, or, better yet, sail away
August-We love our compass, heart and sole
July-Lives enriched by voyaging under sail
May-Bright ideas and joy in a rough night at sea
April-Making Everysailor's pipe dream a reality
March-A rocket, but not a Star, for 2000
February-All they did was make sailing better
January-Behold these gorgeous things
1996 Issues
December-Around the world--with a freshwater start
November-A small step away from racing mumbo jumbo
October-The immersion test
September-The man who loved sailing
August-A ship to nurture our sailing roots
July-Dilettantes at sea
June-The 'jump in' boat
May-The perils of taking a refrigerator around the buoys
April-The clockmaker who saved lost sailors
March-The boat that changed everything
February-The sum of sailing in one small book
January-The lost art of broaching
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