Editorial - Page 2 of 52 - The Surfers Journal

The Surfers Journal

The Surfers Journal

32.1

A Fish of Turquoise Water

How William Aliotti’s unconventional lines took him from a small island in the Caribbean to a digitized global existence.

32.1

The Space Coast

From the ancient past to the modern era, Cocoa Beach and the wider environs of Brevard County have maintained a fully innate surf identity.

32.1

Refined Velocity

The eye of a surfer, the mind of an engineer, and the hands of an artist converge in Max Hazan’s motorcycles, singular machines custom-built for…

32.1

The Fabulist

Riding along with Raymond Pettibon.

32.1

Accidental Metaphors

Near disasters and scarred realism with photographer Corban Campbell.

32.1

The Lights of Platform Gail

Survival swimming in the Channel Islands.

32.1

One Winter Horror Story

How surf auteurship and Hollywood intersected in the haunting title scene to The Shining.

32.1

Blank Expression

No Wall Hangers

Blowing the dust off of noseriders from the Summer of ’66.

32.1

The Lopez Factor

Mr. Pipeline and surfing’s long game.

The High Line: January 2023

TSJ’s monthly digs concerning surf, mostly.

3.3

The Pat Curren Gun Project

In 1993, Steve Pezman commissioned a quiver of period-correct balsa guns from the master craftsman.

Barton Lynch

The ’88 world champ on anarchy, his childhood at Whale Beach, hitch-hiking, method-acting as an athlete, and being disciplined in the pursuit of your dreams.