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Lightweights Hauling on Sand-Bottom Spinners
Stephanie Gilmore was an unlikely candidate, at first, for Andrew Kidman’s single-finned experiment. Putting a Dave Parmenter-shaped craft through the paces on a three-day run of Queensland point surf, Gilmore’s line-drawing, as per photographic evidence, proves inscrutable.
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William Finnegan
William Finnegan is a veteran staff writer for "The New Yorker" and author of four books. He reports on some very heavy subjects like human trafficking and organized crime. He likes to be on the road: "get outside, see new places, meet new people." Here he talks candidly with Jamie Brisick about his lifelong love of surfing and his journalism with an excerpt from an upcoming memoir.
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White Caps Of The Mind
Surfboard shaper Donald Brink wonders if "magic" equals "frequency."
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Back From Hell
Unpacking our hard-wired fascination with surf trip disasters. Pulled from TSJ 29.2.
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The Half-Century Files: Hodgeman Joyride
Waimea Bay, 1974, from the back-files of Jeff Divine.
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I Wanna Be Your Dog
An interview with Richard Marsh.
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