A book about chasing drugs, girls, and waves, all topics that lend themselves to a high degree of license. Monty Webber is, in polite terms, a storyteller, but we'll satisfy ourselves by calling him a Bondi bullshitter.
“Free your mind and your ass will follow.”
Chris Garrett shapes a board that matches the peculiarities of the human body to those of the breaking wave.
A film inside a book about a man inside a woman.
For the most part surfers are absent in Found At Sea. Where a surfer is in frame they're either a reference point for scale or they're subsumed within the scene. In Ray's world the surfer must share equal billing with the wave, the sky, the light...
"In terms of the initial period of surfing in Bali this book will probably be the definitive version against which other sources will need to be judged." Blindboy reviews Phil Jarratt's latest book on the transformation of Bali from peasant colony to tourist mecca.
Sweeter than the Sweet Potato yet with an ever-so-slight sour aftertaste.
The surfing story that's captured public attention is the great success of the clothing industry. Arcadia is an exhibition of photos and videos from a time that precedes the commercial shift.
As a young band you can't be too precious about where you get a gig: backyard parties, country RSLs, supermarket concourses, all are satisfactory stages for a burgeoning ensemble. And tonight, for The Pinheads and Skegss it was a surf shop floor.
The illegal abalone trade, drugs, and a murder in a small Victorian town provides the backdrop to Jock Serong's first novel, Quota.
An illustrated children's book to introduce the little people to surfing.
Now that the fanfare has subsided, a self-confessed Morning of the Earth fan takes a critical look at Andrew Kidman's tribute film - Spirit of Akasha.
Welcome to the April Board Bazaar. This month's offerings include a mint condition Rip Curl surfboard, a futuristic assymmetrical from 1958, and a stringerless longboard from Australia's first television chef. Step inside...
