Tag: Carol Newman Cronin
Controlling Our Fleet Destiny: 2025 Newport Snipe Sailing
A summer of showing up is its own reward Read More …
Curiosity, Connections, and Witty Banter
A quest for legibility leads to several fun discoveries Read More …
Listening to the Legendary Butch Ulmer
Those of you who subscribe to Seahorse Magazine already know that there’s a profile of Butch Ulmer in their September issue. What you don’t know is what inspired my (very fun) interview with the Hall of Famer. Butch is retired Read More …
“I Cheerfully Refuse” to Fulfill this Author’s Intention
An unexpected find inside a dystopian novel Read More …
Navigating Nautical Muscle Memory
Our muscles remember, sometimes better than our brains. Read More …
Removing Our Audio Filters (both Me and My Characters)
A chance to enjoy what might seem like silence Read More …
What Makes a Strong Opening Chapter?
Three very different novels all draw in this reader with a distinctive opening Read More …
Meant to Be: Cheering on Hound from 35,000 Feet
Crossing an ocean, by boat or by airplane, definitely provides perspective Read More …
Steve Clark Just Can’t Sit Still
An editorial challenge I’m glad I took Read More …
The Rare Gift of 20,000 Hours
The benefit and joy of a long-term teammate Read More …
