THE SURFER'S JOURNAL 32.4

MAGAZINE

More book than magazine. A reader-supported surf publication founded in 1992, The Surfer’s Journal is a vivid, authoritative, and independent document that delivers purist surf energy in each bimonthly edition.

What is happening in issue 32.4?

Front Cover:
Mark Healey dropping through critical airspace at the 2023 Eddie

Essay:
IN SUSPENSION

Interview: 
Damien Castera: THE ART OF RESISTANCE

LA CRISE REQUINS
Beginning in 2011, the series of shark attacks that swept trhough the waters off Réunion Island resulted in in 11 deaths. A governmental ban on surfing and more than one media scrum. A decade later, riding waves there is still largely illegal and the debate about how to address the situation remains.

BAY OF THE WIZARD
At a family compound in Java, Rizal Tandjung and crew revel in ancient myths and heavy slabs.

LOCAL COLOR
The lace Pacific Beach denizen Bradley Buben was known tor his eccentricities his unique style of surfing, and his revolutionary work In resin tints. Those who knew him recall his life and his impact.

VAST SPACES
How Kylie Manning's colossal and elemental paintings took her from the wild corners of Alaska and Mexico to the top of the international art world.

THE SEMINAR SESSIONS
Working alongside one of the world’s premier surt coaches, can an average surfer improve their wave riding dramatically in just a weck? One TS] correspondent went to the Maldives and Met with Ross Williams to find out.

Portofolio:
Josh Tabone: THE OPPORTUNIST

CAFÉ RACER
Miguel Tudela pins it through greater Lima’s surf culture

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