Articles By William Thomas

Hornby Town Hall Presentation by William Thomas Dec. 11, 2022

Quantum Girl is rolling down Riverside in her subatomic '58 Ford pickup. Guess what happens next? Original story by William Thomas.

Oumaumaua is just a big rock, right? Original article by William Thomas.

This is how it feels to make the long passage from San Diego to Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas Islands. Prose poem by William Thomas, as published in Sailing Magazine.

A talking trimaran? Recounting her early adventures, if Celerity could speak this is what she'd say.

Confronting disturbing Imagery, what is your response?

Celerity is a plucky, 31-foot trimaran built in a Gabriola Island backyard. She sailed 40,000 sea miles around the Pacific Ocean, making the first nonstop North Pacific crossing by multihull, before tying up at the same berth she'd departed from eight years before.

I've been told by someone who should know that I captained the last vessel to take off survivors from Atlantis. A nice story that I can almost remember...

My first solo flight out of Muskegon, MI in a Cessna 150 was attempted without a driver's license.

What if Ernest Hemingway had taken Pilar into the Gulf Stream and encountered an ocean of crude oil from the Deepwater Horizon blowout? Read on and find out...