October 8, 2024
Autumn 2024 Quarterdeck features the upcoming McBooks release Chesapeake Bound: An Annapolis Novel by Thomas Guay, an interview with author Julian Stockwin, a feature on the United States Coast Guard Barque Eagle, and all of the “regulars” you’ve come to know in Quarterdeck.
July 2, 2024
Summer 2024 Quarterdeck features the second edition of American Eagles: A History of the United States Air Force, including a new video. Also featured includes an interview with author Katie Daysh, a preview of The Force of Fate by Seth Hunter, insight into the schooner America, and all of the “regulars” you’ve come to know in Quarterdeck.
April 2, 2024
Spring 2024 Quarterdeck features a nod honoring the 80th anniversary of D-Day, a visit with David Donachie, a feature on the Michigan Maritime Museum, the origins of Three Sheets to the Wind, a preview of The Life and Times of Horatio Hornblower, an interview with author William M. Fowler, and all of the “regulars” you’ve come to know in Quarterdeck.
January 23, 2024
In this issue of Quarterdeck we have a tribute to David Donachie, an essay by George Jepson about British naval history, an article about Dutch Pinks and an interview with Chris Durbin.
November 27, 2023
Autumn 2023 Quarterdeck features new books in nautical fiction and an interview with Colin Baxter, a Marine Artist. Curated by George Jepson, this is your go-to resource for what’s happening… READ MORE
In the Netherlands, the wijdschip (or wideship, pronounced “vade-skip”), smalschip (or narrowship), and kaag were the most important ships involved in inland shipping and along the former Zuiderzee during the 17th century. These boats feature in paintings by several important Dutch landscape and maritime artists of the Golden Age. The feature article discusses these boats’ roles and uses and documents several leading Dutch artists who included the ships in their art.
August 28, 2023
Spring 2023 Quarterdeck features new books in nautical fiction and an interview with Richard Woodman! Curated by George Jepson, this is your go-to resource for what’s happening in nautical fiction.
