My Time With Sammy Lee

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Portals to the Sea

Discussing dreaming in waves—sonic and oceanic—with Interpol frontman Paul Banks.

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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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Steeped In The Brew

Nathan Fletcher has spent most of his life in the shadow of his family. In 2011, however, he dropped into one of the heaviest waves in history and crystalized in the foreground of the general conciseness. But behind the scenes, and for those in the know, he’s always used his multifaceted talents to set himself apart. “Christian was good at surfing,” says friend and confidant Joel Tudor. “But Nathan was good at everything.” Christian Beamish goes to Hawaii for a deeper look into the big-wave charger, skater, moto rider, and aerialist who has long been touted as the quiet member of the clan.  

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Turns That Matter

Finding efficiency with sculptor Tyrome Tripoli.

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