Tag: Rowing Books
William O’Chee: When your Finest Possession is Memory
Bill Lanouette: Old Blazer – New Book
Chris Dodd: A Few of my Favourite Things
Thor Nilsen: The Great God and the Big Teacher – Part II
Thor Nilsen: Rowing’s Global Coach – Part I
150 Years Since the Death of Rowing Legend Harry Clasper
What will Compare to this? – Nothing!
A Most Beautiful Thing
Saving a Trinity Rowing Treasure
Tales of the Unexpected II – No Direction Home
The Art Of Buying Rowing Books – Or How Much Did You Say?
Fixed Seat Reading III: Thames and Tyne Tideways
A Mass of Imperfections
Fixed Seat Reading II
Fixed Seat Reading
One of My First Rowing Books
Tales of the Unexpected I – Something in the Archives
Jumbo Edwards Biography
The Gospel According to Steve
Book Talk by Dan Boyne
The Sun Sets On The East
New Book: The Seven Seat
Crewcial Collectables: Caveat Emptor
Kent School Helps Win the King’s Cup at Henley
Jack Beresford: Schoolboy, Soldier and Sportsman
RRM Talk: The 1919 Royal Henley Peace Regatta
From the World War I Trenches to the King’s Cup
Andrew Larkin’s Life in Boats, Fast and Slow
More on More Power
Crewcial Collectables: A Nice Pair – Part I
Pulling Through – The Story of the King’s Cup
Learn How to Coach Your Crews to Olympic Success (Possibly)
London’s Tablet of Memories
New Book: On the Evolution of Rowing Boats
Tom’s Treasures
Something for BR’s Chairman Mark Davies to Investigate?
Schweinsdick Grobler
Some Questions to Author Dan Boyne
Benoît Decock’s Rowing Book, Now in Dutch
A book ‘flavored with vintage Fairbairn’
Furnivall Sculling Club: Ladies First
Reunited … and it Feels So Good
Backsplash: Well Rowed
Tales of Row
The Radleys are now in America
Damn Dogs: A Gales Ferry Picture Cavalcade
Collier & Robinson: Adding to Henley’s Splendour
Row Ridley
Just Row the Race
Get Your Signed Copies of HTBS Books
New Book: Six Minutes in Berlin
Book – Liquid History: The Thames Through Time
Book on Dutch Rowing Heroes
The Thames Finds a Champion
HQ to Publish Biography of Jürgen Gröbler
What a Rowing Tie Will Tell
Rowing with the Harlot of Jerusalem (and other friends)
HTBS Poet Philip Kuepper’s Second Book Signing
‘Rowing is a Metaphor for Life’
Racing in Ireland in the mid-1940s: Fit Young Men
A Chat with HTBS Poet Philip Kuepper
Men’s Vanity, or A Swedish Rowing Club Decks Out Its Members
Breeding Racehorses
A Yank on a Broadside
Bill Stowe – American Olympic Rowing Champion Dies
New Rowing Book: A Sea To Row By – Poems by Philip Kuepper
Giving Berth: A Review of “Unto the Tideway Born”
BBC Documentary on Harry Clasper
You Forgot, Didn’t You?
‘”A Yank at Cambridge” is superb’
“1895: ‘The Hall, the Hall, I Bawl the Hall’”
A Farce on his Face
Mutiny on the Cards
Coat, Book and Badge
Great-Aunt Phoebe Radley: A Forgotten Pioneer of Women’s Competitive Rowing
A Howell of Praise
New Rowing Book: A Yank at Cambridge – B.H. Howell: The Forgotten Champion
75 years of Women’s Rowing at Cambridge, Part 2: Cambridge University Women’s Boat Club: 1974 to 2015
