Once is Enough

Once is Enough by Miles Smeeton, published by McGraw-Hill Education on May 21, 2003, is a compelling addition to the Sailor’s Classics library. This edition, comprising 224 pages, introduces readers to the experiences of a crew aboard the 46-foot Tzu Hang as they embark on a journey from Australia into the Southern Ocean in December 1956. The narrative captures the challenges and unpredictability of sailing, providing insights into the world of small boats under sail.
Readers will find a detailed account of the crew’s adventure, highlighting the trials they face in the vast and often treacherous waters. The book focuses on themes of exploration and resilience, making it a significant contribution to maritime history. As part of the Sailor’s Classics library, this work aims to engage a new generation with the rich tradition of sailing literature, offering a unique perspective on the experiences of those who navigate the open sea.
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The Sailor’s Classics library introduces a new generation of readers to the best books ever written about small boats under sail
When the 46-foot Tzu Hang sailed from Australia into the vast Southern Ocean in December 1956, her crew of three couldn’t know what terror awaited them.
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