
Author: Lorraine Escher
Canadian writer and sailor. Honours BA in English Literature (Carleton University) and a decade as a senior technical and marketing writer at Nortel Networks and Alcatel. Since 2015 Lorraine has lived aboard the St Francis 50 catamaran SV Aphrodite, homeschooling four children while cruising the Caribbean, crossing the Pacific, and working toward a circumnavigation. Her cruising writing has appeared in SAIL Magazine, All At Sea, and Caribbean Compass.


Crossing the Panama Canal Doesn’t Just Move Your Boat from One Ocean to Another — It Moves You to a Completely Different World

Part 3: Diving for a Lost Anchor: A Salty Ballad from Phuket

Part 2: Losing our Ground Tackle: A Continuation of our Malaysian Anchor Chain Debacle

Part 1: Re-galvanizing our anchor chain. What could possibly go wrong? Adventures at Pangkor Marina Malaysia.

Getting Fit After 50: The Remark That Changed My Routine
Delivering More Than Just Parcels: A FedEx Story on Today’s Silk Road

Alfred Escher remembered
What We Ate Sailing Through Micronesia and Melanesia: Markets, Farming, and Fishing

