The Surfer’s Journal, Volume 30 No. 4

- Dimensions: 9" x 11"

- The Surfer's Journal is a bi-monthy periodical for surf enthusiasts and all who appreciate the timeless, wild beauty of the sea. It’s an independent take on the surfing experience with limited advertising, making each 140-page issue almost entirely editorial. It delves into topics that get little attention elsewhere, covering travel adventures, surfboard design, profiles of surfing’s most colorful subjects, and choice surf photography.

- On the cover of Volume 33, No. 1: Kael Walsh finds just what he’s looking for—and finds it all by himself—at quite possibly the most crowded lineup on Earth: the Superbank.

- Wider-culture points abound in this issue, from an investigation into the seminal artist who first sprayed paint on a surfboard to an overlooked but holding region in Brazil. Tracking the path of a 60s-era luminary and an examination of the title-holder at one of the world’s heaviest waves provide in-depth written portraiture. Where place is concerned, a memoir of an 80's Baja mag trip and a visual study of the seasons and peculiarities of coastal New England set immersive scenes.