The epic solo sailing adventure to be unleashed is loosely associated with a very real, very true inspiring event. In fact it has been said the main reason for Linus scribing this inspiring adventure is because it is so loosely associated that the inspiring event becomes such a minor event in the writer’s mind for writing this inspiring adventure? Confused? Think what ya goin' be like by the end of the book then! We can now go on to say, perhaps what should have been said in the first utterance, this inspiring sailing odyssey has a ‘loose’ association with the inaugural 2008 'Around the world global ocean yacht race for Class40 yachts'.
Where, between the first chapter and the last chapter, Linus will attempt to expand your learned minds into the mental anguish behind solo sailing and how one incredibly questioning mind, his, but for the world’s bankers who decided they had better use for his savings, would have been soo sailing in this race. As well, he came to an astounding revelation as he wrote this fabulous narrative that perhaps his mind may not have been able to cope, all on his lonesome-like, with the mind busting rampage that solo sailing around the world can be. He also decided, as he sailed the world with his pen, he will bring into question, explore even, in explicable detail, the ancestral relationship between sailors, in fact all men, and the Grecian gods and Goddesses of old that ruled the seven seas. As well, what really went on between Adam and Eve in that garden and how that affected the evolution of 'babes' as we know them today, from the phenomenal 'Grecian goddesses of Olympia’ to the 'Gorgeous Eve's', the 'Incredible Fanny's' and the 'Sensational Wendy's'! Then, just when you all think the worst is worst enough the writer will then expand your mind to an even greater intellectual level with his reasoning the Grecian gods got the maps all wrong when they designed the South America’s, the writer's incorrigible behaviour with the 'to die for' samba dancers of Brazil, to ‘puff and puffin’ his way through the Jamaican haze, to being ‘nuttier than a fruit cake’ when he finally arrives at the docks in the US of A. Then, as a fitting climax to this magnificent sailing odyssey, an astounding revelation mid-atlantic on the final leg of the race.
A phenomenal solo sailing adventure of self-appreciation, self-depreciation, self-infliction, self-worship, self-degeneration, and of course can’t leave out, self-abuse.
Have a great read he had great fun writing, he learnt a lot!
Where, between the first chapter and the last chapter, Linus will attempt to expand your learned minds into the mental anguish behind solo sailing and how one incredibly questioning mind, his, but for the world’s bankers who decided they had better use for his savings, would have been soo sailing in this race. As well, he came to an astounding revelation as he wrote this fabulous narrative that perhaps his mind may not have been able to cope, all on his lonesome-like, with the mind busting rampage that solo sailing around the world can be. He also decided, as he sailed the world with his pen, he will bring into question, explore even, in explicable detail, the ancestral relationship between sailors, in fact all men, and the Grecian gods and Goddesses of old that ruled the seven seas. As well, what really went on between Adam and Eve in that garden and how that affected the evolution of 'babes' as we know them today, from the phenomenal 'Grecian goddesses of Olympia’ to the 'Gorgeous Eve's', the 'Incredible Fanny's' and the 'Sensational Wendy's'! Then, just when you all think the worst is worst enough the writer will then expand your mind to an even greater intellectual level with his reasoning the Grecian gods got the maps all wrong when they designed the South America’s, the writer's incorrigible behaviour with the 'to die for' samba dancers of Brazil, to ‘puff and puffin’ his way through the Jamaican haze, to being ‘nuttier than a fruit cake’ when he finally arrives at the docks in the US of A. Then, as a fitting climax to this magnificent sailing odyssey, an astounding revelation mid-atlantic on the final leg of the race.
A phenomenal solo sailing adventure of self-appreciation, self-depreciation, self-infliction, self-worship, self-degeneration, and of course can’t leave out, self-abuse.
Have a great read he had great fun writing, he learnt a lot!
