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Roger Windle Pilkington (7 January 1915 – 5 May 2003) was a British writer and biologist. He is best-known for his 20-volume Small Boat series, recounting trips along Europe's inland waterways in an Admiral's Barge, which he had converted into a sea going cabin cruiser, named "Commodore".[1][2][3] In 1992 he wrote about his crossing the Atlantic in the airship Hindenburg.[4]

Roger Windle Pilkington
Born	(1915-01-17)17 January 1915 Lancashire, U.K.
Died	5 May 2003(2003-05-05) (aged 88) London, U.K.
Education	University of Cambridge
Spouse	Ingrid Geijer

Bibliography

Small Boat series

• Thames Waters (1956)
• Small Boat Through Belgium (1957)
• Small Boat Through Holland (1958)
• Small Boat to the Skagerrak (1960)
• Small Boat Through Sweden (1961)
• Small Boat to Alsace (1961)
• Small Boat to Bavaria (1962)
• Small Boat Through Germany (1963)
• Small Boat Through France (1964)
• Small Boat in Southern France (1965)
• Small Boat on the Thames (1966)
• Small Boat on the Meuse (1967)
• Small Boat to Luxembourg (1967)
• Small Boat on the Moselle (1968)
• Small Boat to Elsinore (1969)
• Small Boat to Northern Germany (1969)
• Small Boat on the Lower Rhine (1970)
• Small Boat on the Upper Rhine (1971)
• Small Boat down the Years (1987)
• Small Boat in the Midi (1989)

Other works

• Males and Females (1948)
• Stringer's Folly (1951)
• Biology, Man and God (1951)
• How Your Life Began (1953)
• Revelation Through Science (1956)
• World Without End (1960)
• How Boats Are Navigated (1962)
• Sex and Morality (1966)
• Waterways in Europe (1971)
• The Ormering Tide (1974)
• One Foot in France (1992)
• View From the Shore (1995)
• History and Legends of the European Waterways (1998)

References

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