The Skipper’s Wooing

The Skipper’s Wooing by Steven Kay, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on May 7, 2015, is a 160-page work in English that blends elements of fiction and classic sea stories. The narrative follows Captain Wilson, the skipper of the Seamiew, who is infatuated with a woman he has only seen from afar. In his quest to win her affection, he offers a reward to his crew, leading to a series of humorous escapades as they navigate the South Coast.
Readers will find a tale rich in British humor, showcasing the antics of Captain Wilson and his crew as they each vie for the reward. The story unfolds with a lighthearted tone, filled with amusing situations that arise from their attempts to assist the captain. This edition captures the essence of classic storytelling, making it a delightful read for those interested in sea adventures and comedic narratives.
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“Last of the Summer Wine on boats.” Captain Wilson, skipper of the Seamiew, is besotted with a woman he has only observed from a distance. He sees a way to ease his way into her affections and offers a reward to his crew to help him in his quest. The fun then starts as each of them tries to bag the reward for himself and leads to a lot of bother for each of them as they sail round the South Coast. This is classic British understated humour, that would translate marvellously to the screen.”The story of how Captain Wilson, master and Owner of the schooner Seamiew, won the hand of Miss Annis Gething is one which few people, to use an expressive vulgarism, will be able to read ‘with a straight face’.” – The Spectator”It contains scenes which we shall not be able to recall without a smile for many weeks to come… It is a good story well told and full of humour and drollery.” – The Daily Telegraph
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