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Waterline: Of Fathers, Sons, and Boats
"Anyone who has spent any time messing around with boats - and wooden boats in particular - knows that those cunning curves, endless seams, and rotting wood hold more than practical challenges. All boats have histories, some more poignant than others, but few narratives have captured the mystique of a boat's provenance (in this case Chris Craft) or depicted more touch...more
Paperback, 205 pages
Published
November 1st 2002
by David R. Godine Publisher
(first published January 1st 1989)
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"Soucheray has met, in this book , the most demanding standard for any writer — the goal Joseph Conrad set for himself: 'to make you feel.' Soucheray sees extraordinarily revealing details, and he makes us see them in words that are vivid yet restrained."
— Minneapolis Star-Tribune
"Waterline is the perfect winter escape for the weather-bound boater and a memorable story."
— Detroit News and Free Press
— Minneapolis Star-Tribune
"Waterline is the perfect winter escape for the weather-bound boater and a memorable story."
— Detroit News and Free Press
interesting boat story. a little too sentimental on the father side.
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