Surf book suggestions/review?

[doubleforwards]

After a few good sessions the stoke is back! Which means I'm after a surf read.

I've just finished KOOK which my wife got me for Christmas, it passed the time but nothing awe inspiring.

SO suggest/review something else if you will.

For anyone looking for a surf book read For a few Perfect Waves the dora biography, a bit heavy to start but a real insight into a legend. What a guy, catch me if you can meets big wednesday!
You would not believe what that guy got up to!

[danny1]

Malice in blunderland

[flacky]

Give us your addy mate I'll post you a book for free.

It's what the world needs now!

[creature]

"breath" by tim winton.
"search for captain zero" by alan weisbecker.

[nomar]

Tapping the source, the dogs of winter both books by kem nunn, also caught inside by daniel duane, and DA BULL life over the edge, by greg noll.

[flacky]

Caught Inside on it's way to you chief.

[joc]

Surfing's Greatest Misadventures: Dropping In on the Unexpected
editor paul diamond

[wigsy]

The Tom Anderson books are good.

[flacky]

Keep forgetting to bring it too work, sorry chief.... Will get me arse in gear and post it.

[doubleforwards]

Thanks Mate!!

[baggins]

Surf nation by Alex wade

The Surfing Tribe by Roger Mansfield a must have for any UK surfer

Breath is great and I really loved riding the magic carpet by Tom Anderson

I enjoyed tapping the source more compared to dogs of winter.

[creature]

not really inspected this site closely yet but it may be of interest.
http://thewatermanslibrary.com/Site/Home.html

[IonaKathryn]

yeah riding the magic carpet by Tom Anderson is amazing!
Also for an extremley soulful/poetic read check out 'That oceanic feeling' by Fiona Capp - she's fab!
Happy reading


http://www.allenandunwin.com/default.as ... 1741141665

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Jeff Hakman's biography is good, Mr Sunset. Tells of the move into surfing into a professional sport and his fight with addiction and how/where he is now.
Good read.