Meticulously researched by Gary Lynch during the last 15 years of Blake’s life, and written by Lynch and Malcolm Gault-Williams, the book has continued to generate interest and inquiries. Not really surprising perhaps, given what an innovator and pioneer Blake was in surfing during the early- to mid-20th century. From his friendship with Duke Kahanamoku, to his work on lighter, hollow boards, his experiments with the first surfboard fin and attempts at sailboarding, this book is a must-have item for anyone fascinated by surfing’s roots and history. And this softcover issue makes it a very affordable addition to every library or bookshelf.

Surf To Skate: Evolution To Revolution/Volume 1 by Stanton Hartsfield & Jason Cohn. This is a collector's book that features 150 pages of extremely rare and historically important skateboards that have been scavenged from all corners of the globe.

"Dewey Weber, The Little Man On Wheels" written by Gerald Derloshon

by Craig Lockwood. “In ‘Peanuts’, the collective memory of surfing California – just before it vanished forever – has been gathered into one attractive and authoritative volume. In doing so, Craig Lockwood has served not only the cause of surfing USA, he has also made an important contribution to the social and cultural history of California, hence the nation.” — Kevin Starr Ph. D.

Peanuts (Boxed, signed, limited edition of 300) by Craig Lockwood. “In ‘Peanuts’, the collective memory of surfing California – just before it vanished forever – has been gathered into one attractive and authoritative volume. In doing so, Craig Lockwood has served not only the cause of surfing USA, he has also made an important contribution to the social and cultural history of California, hence the nation.” — Kevin Starr Ph. D.

by Greg Gutierrez. Short stories reflecting on the value of life, and the richness surfing brings to its daily appreciation.

"I personally love the energy and purity of Greg's writing, and how it transmits to his relationship with wave riding."
--Steve Pezman

by Dustin Humphrey. From the markets and souks of Marrakech in Morocco to the blue of the Atlantic in Barbados, from Japan to Cuba, Italy, Hong Kong, and Egypt, Sipping Jetstreams is a photographic journey of discovery and adventure. This two-year odyssey focuses not just on the surfing but the places and faces of each destination.

by Natalie Linden. The best photographs of the Roxy girls' exploits over the past decade, both on land and in the water. With over 200 photographs taken by some of the top photographers from around the globe.

by Shaun Tomson. A limited number of first editions signed by Shaun Tomson, Ian Cairns, and Pete Townend. Dan Merkel photos and essays by Rabbit Bartholomew, Ian Cairns, Dave Pamenter, Mark Richards, Pete Townend, and Mike Tomson perfectly capture the North Shore surf revolution of the early 1970s. Oversize (10x13.5")

by Drew Kampion. The many facets of Noll's contribution to surfing are documented here, including riding big waves, "How to Build a Surfboard", and the history and evolution of surfing and surfboard design.