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2014 August 19

To have and to hold—the enduring appeal of printed magazines

By Bill Schanen

I was thinking of changing SAILING’s motto to “The Most Saved Magazine in the World Not Counting National Geographic.” OK, that’s not going to happen, and not just because the clu

2014 July 1

Growing the sport of sailing starts with knowing why

By Chris Caswell

Over the past few years, there has been a groundswell of fretting about the future of sailing. The number of participants is dwindling, some say, and produce statistics to prove their point.

2014 May 3

When it comes to logbooks, paper is the way to go

By Chris Caswell

2014 May 3

Grog and layers aren't going to cut it in wake of polar vortex

By Bill Schanen

2014 April 1

The key to judging new ideas in sailing lies in young eyes

2014 April 1

Throttling up in pursuit of docking savoir faire

By Bill Schanen

2014 March 6

Another chance to make a good sailing movie lost at sea

By Bill Schanen

2014 March 1

Forget Bristol condition, wash-and-wear boats are more fun

By Chris Caswell

2014 February 3

Whether in reality or virtuality, sailing friendships hold firm

2014 February 1

Memories of a sail that lived up to its name in every way

By Bill Schanen

2014 January 14

Dear Larry, your America’s Cup was an embarrassment of riches

By Chris Caswell

2014 January 14

Why paper charts? To navigate the story of your sailing life

By Bill Schanen

2013 November 1

The time for seasickness advice is before the head is in the bucket

2013 November 1

Magnificent machines rise, gristly lunch goes down feathers and all

By Bill Schanen

2013 October 3

Still ravishing at 77, a beauty for the ages goes home

By Bill Schanen

2013 September 4

Take a note from software to make boats less expensive

2013 September 4

A life that was a sailing tour de force with a gallant touch

By Bill Schanen

2013 July 8

Don't fret about the America's Cup, sailing doesn't need it

By Bill Schanen

2013 June 17

Sailors can bring back beach launching by saving access to the water

2013 June 17

Most sailors obey an unwritten law of the sea for boats in peril

By Bill Schanen

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