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Jersey Before Foam
Born in December 1920, Mike Howes started surfing in 1937. This is a wonderful account of his life in and out of the water on the New Jersey Shore. Mike was an avid waterman throughout his life, from surfing his father’s Blake-style surfboards to teaching Red Cross lifesaving, parasailing, aquaplaning, and, oh, those beach parties.
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The Dan Price Chronicles
In 1990, Dan Price began his "Moonlight Chronicles" books "living simple and free like a hobo, in a tent." Contracted by Simple Shoes, Dan's "Chronicles" became their catalog. Dan now splits his time between Hawaii and Oregon, living "as hidden and unobtrusive as possible." To subscribe contact: moonlightchronicles.com.
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You’ll Never Hear Surf Music Again, Always
Author Nathan Myers reveals the question, "Is there any more surf music?" Elements of surf music and themes of previous surf music eras are discussed. Modern artists are critiqued for the surf-like approach to music.
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Outer Waters: Patience & Placement
Trevor Gordon’s self-discovery along the course of least resistance.
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Three-Wave Hold-Down
An excerpt from the novel <em> Under the Wave At Waimea.</em>
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Pasifika Vailima
Michael Kew's overview of Samoan waves, culture and history, based on his time spent at Sa'Moana Resort in Upolu. Photographs show powerful barrels and local flavor.
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