SEA FEVER

[ANTONY TREW Collins]'s evocation of atmosphere of long-distance ocean racing is excellent and will appeal to the arm-chair seafarer, but what really makes Sea Fever work is the constantly changing relationship between the initially vapid young woman who stows away for a lark and the monomaniac...

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Published inGlobe and mail
Main Author Martin, Robert
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Toronto, Ont The Globe and Mail 31.01.1981
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Summary:[ANTONY TREW Collins]'s evocation of atmosphere of long-distance ocean racing is excellent and will appeal to the arm-chair seafarer, but what really makes Sea Fever work is the constantly changing relationship between the initially vapid young woman who stows away for a lark and the monomaniacally obsessed sailor. Anyone who has hung around boats a bit will recognize the types, the men on the dock always gazing into the middle distance and the groupies gazing at them.
ISSN:0319-0714