River mouth wedges and jungle accommodations in Equatorial Guinea.
Features
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Not Up to Code
Walter Coker’s serpentine life in surfing and journalism. A profile from the new issue of TSJ.
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The Archivist: George Greenough’s Shark Files
A clinical account of six shark scares personally experienced over a six-month span in Byron Bay Shire.
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Hard Science / Native Son
From the lab to the water with surfer, activist, and molecular bioscientist Clifford Kapono.
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Library: At the Roosevelt
Read a section from the new book “Cocaine + Surfing.”
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Cutting Room: SA Rips
Rock talus, light beams, and heavy water from the South Australian shooter.
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Interview: Strider Wasilewski
Will the last Dogtowner please turn out the lights?
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Influences: Orion Shepherd
The DIY sculptors, filmmakers, and tree house architects who’ve inspired the artist’s work.
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The Archivist: Moiolelo o ka Nalu
A profile of underground legend Eric Haas. From the back-files of TSJ 9.1.
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Cutting Room: Offerings
Pat Curren, a sea turtle, and a slice from Art Brewer’s alter of rarities.
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Wajung
Watch Dave Rastovich (and other forms of sea life) on the coast of New South Wales.
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The Sikerei of the Islands
A traveling surfer finds shamans, tattooists, and cultural collisions deep in the Mentawai. Excerpted from the new issue of TSJ.
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Meditations in a Surf Emergency
“You’d think I was a con. The way I set things up. I said nothing to no one. The things you do for surf.”