How to Sail Around the World

<h4>Preface<h3>Chapter 1. The Pleasure and the Freedom<h3>Chapter 2. The Corpus Itself<h3>Chapter 3. The Magic Plastic<h3>Chapter 4. To Find a Yacht<h3>Chapter 5. The Search Continues<h3>Chapter 6. Three Sailing Yachts<h3>Chapter 7. The Rig<h3>Chapter 8. How to Make Big Sails Small<h3>Chapter 9. Spinnakers, Light-Weather Sails, and More on Sail Handling<h3>Chapter 10. One Man's Sail Inventory<h3>Chapter 11. Planning the Trip<h3>Chapter 12. The Anchor Game<h3>Chapter 13. The Practice of Anchoring<h3>Chapter 14. Self-Steering<h3>Chapter 15. Can You Be Seen at Night?<h3>Chapter 16. Storm Management 1: Heaving To and Lying Ahull<h3>Chapter 17. Storm Management 2: Running Off<h3>Chapter 18. Storm Management 3: Deploying a Sea Anchor<h3>Chapter 19. Storm Management 4: Deploying a Stern Drogue<h3>Chapter 20. Managing Without Refrigeration<h3>Chapter 21. What Does World Cruising Cost?<h3>Chapter 22. The Cruising Engine: Necessity or Monster?<h3>Chapter 23. Schooling at Sea<h3>Chapter 24. Heat and Cooking<h3>Chapter 25. Nine Ideas<h3>Chapter 26. The Dinghy Problem<h3>Chapter 27. Questions and Answers<h3>Chapter 28. Foreign Paperwork<h3>Chapter 29. The Dream and the Reality<h4>Notes<h4>Glossary<h4>Acknowledgments<h4>Index