The Surfer's Journal i — November 2012
The Surfer's Journal
A cross between a soft-cover book and magazine, with a cover price of $15.95 USD and subscription rate of $63 USD annually, each bi-monthly 132-page issue delivers 120 pages of editorial content. The Surfer’s Journal explores the complex relationship of mankind and wave, the sport’s rich history, colorful personalities, myriad adventures, and the many artful forms of expression that our culture breeds. To honor that perspective The Journal is produced on the highest quality paper with sheet-fed printing to present in-depth writings and visuals. Our graphic design is intended to be timeless and non-obtrusive, purposely stepping back to let the content be the art.
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- United States
- Bimonthly (6 issues)
- Art, Crafts, Culture, Design, Health & Fitness, History
- First issue 1992
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Heaped with surf kink, the latest issue of TSJ is anything but normal. Daniel Thomson’s midnight speed run at Lennox gets things started. Once Tom Curren cops to MR at Sunset as the best surfer he’s ever seen, you’ll find Mark Cunningham surfing (yes, standing) among a mob of rarely seen surf subjects. If this dose of the offbeat has you re-evaluating your equipment, consider the virtues of sail-power with Greenough and our case for turning up the volume.
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