My name is Tom Dymond. Memoirist, adventurer, and ghostwriter.
I've spent much of my life chasing stories worth telling. In my twenties I circumnavigated the globe with more enthusiasm than nautical expertise, a journey that became my bestselling Sailing Blue Eye Around the World series. More recently I kayaked from Bristol to the Black Sea - a trip that somehow seemed like a good idea at the time, and which I'm currently turning into my next book. My latest release, Letters from a Postman, finds existentialism in the unlikely territory of a postal round.
I also help other people tell their stories. From adventurers to sailors to businesspeople, I work with clients to find their voice and shape their experiences into a memoir they're proud of. If you have a story that deserves to be written, I'd love to hear from you.
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My name is Tom Dymond. Memoirist, adventurer, and ghostwriter.
I've spent much of my life chasing stories worth telling. In my twenties I circumnavigated the globe with more enthusiasm than nautical expertise, a journey that became my bestselling Sailing Blue Eye Around the World series. More recently I kayaked from Bristol to the Black Sea - a trip that somehow seemed like a good idea at the time, and which I'm currently turning into my next...
Lost on land, James wondered if he might find himself at sea. Lost at sea, Tom wondered if sailing around the world might be a better way to navigate this life.
When a friend suggested to James he should buy a sailboat and circumnavigate the world, not even childhood memories of almost drowning on his father’s boat could deter him. Finding Blue...
Three vast oceans, two young men and one dubious idea – to sail around the world.
When a sailboat barely bigger than a bathtub pottered into the English Channel, James and Tom began the adventure of a lifetime. In their little boat Blue Eye they set sail, ladened with the notion that happiness and freedom loitered just over the horizon. And yet...
Every morning, in every weather, someone walks your street so that something reaches your door. You probably know their face. You might even know their name. But do you know their story?
Tom Dymond does. He's lived it.
After one Christmas on the job almost sends him packing, Tom embarks on a year of wondering and wandering through...
