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    • The Best of Surfer Magazine

    Edited by Chris Mauro,and Steve Hawk,Foreword by Dave Parmenter

    6 x 9 in; 224 pp;
    25 full-color photographs
    Hardcover
    Published in June, 2007
    ISBN 9780811858168
    ISBN10 0811858162

    SKU# 9780811858168

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    $24.95
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    Since 1960, Surfer magazine has been chronicling a pastime that confounds description. Now for the first time, Surfer has collected its eclectic array of surf journalism into one volume, from dyspeptic editorials and gnarly travel pieces to...

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    The Best of Surfer Magazine

    Since 1960, Surfer magazine has been chronicling a pastime that confounds description. Now for the first time, Surfer has collected its eclectic array of surf journalism into one volume, from dyspeptic editorials and gnarly travel pieces to great fiction and humor writing. Each piece is introduced by the editors and accompanied by the full-color cover of the Surfer issue in which the article first appeared. With the top names of surf journalism, this authoritative volume defines almost fifty years of Surfer styleand substance.

     

    Chris Mauro was a professional surfer before becoming editor of Surfer. He lives in Southern California.

    Steve Hawk is the former editor of Surfer and the author of Waves. He lives near Half Moon Bay, California.

    Dave Parmenter's work has appeared in Surfer, Surfing, and Surfer's Journal. He lives in California and Makaha, Hawai'i.

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    The Surfer's Bible

    10/11/11| dan devine
    It was called "The Surfer's Bible"
    in the early days when it was pretty
    much the only publication dealing
    with the sport-lifestyle of the rare
    breed of surfers of the day.
    And "rare birds" was putting it
    nicely as those were the days of
    a clan of sorts that roamed the
    planet to discover unknown places
    to practice "The Sport of Kings"
    The story's are many.... from
    International Jewel Thief's to credit card scammers....
    Sugar Barons and drug smugglers,
    and everything in between.....
    Back in the day Surfers truly
    were exploring everything and
    every angle possible..... now
    a days its become a Billion Dollar industry.... who da thunk?
    Dan Devine / Hawaii