The exciting adventure story of a man's epic sailing voyage. Frankk constructs Camus-like imagery about Hemingway-like encounters, along with the thrill and terror of gales and bar crossings, rogue waves and perilous port entries, from a time long before GPS navigation. It's also a story about how the little catamaran Kathleen helped reshape the author's outlook. This is handled with an amusing mix of 'bravado before the mirror', with a healthy dose of extraction of the urine. The story moves along, slowing at the important bits, dwelling at the crucial. Just like at sea, tension builds from...