Latest Issue – now available at the newstand!
Yessir, the latest issue in now available in the hand at a few select stores in New South Wales, Australia!!
Other news outlets of distinction, surf and bait shops, and fine literary establishments will soon be welcomed and added to the list in other states and countries including the east and west coasts of US (will let you know these addresses soon).
Other places, all stripes, nations and languages welcome too – please contact to the editorial team…
For now, if you don’t have a subscription you can get the current issue in hard copy (the real rag) at the following establishments:
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Six Ounce Board Store, Manly
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The Sugarmill, Narrabeen
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The Top Shop, Byron Bay (behind the counter)
- Available at the State Library (Sydney) and National Library (Canberra) for perusing.
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- Coming shortly to other places…
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- or – buy online here for an immediate delivery anywhere in the world!
Woo hoo!
I still haven’t been able to get a copy yet, so maybe I’ll make a trip down south…
Received a couple today – the paper is very fine and needs careful handling – the editing and artwork are outstanding – there is much to read – Karen’s piece on MarkC memorable in every way.
Great! mine is in the post and I am slathering…
UPDATE
went to postbox, found large recycled envelope and ripped open to find the issue, still warm
oh yeah, the old newspaper-rag (read real surf mag, like they used to be) with a washed colour cover and full colour centre-spread
Maa-an – the centre-spread!!! Red Rupert has got it sooooo wrong.
Congrats to the collective team who did the lifting on this! Me, a latecomer – them, the goods.
LOVE the new format and Bec’s essay…
sweet, will pick one up from the Toppy.
Patiently waiting for the fine folks at the US Postal Service to deliver.
Taylor sent ‘em all. Shouldn’t be too far away, Nug.
Spend some (enforced) time without internet and you remember that nothing beats a story read in hard copy (even if that ‘hard’ copy is a little delicate). Definitely worth the wait. (And thanks Pete.)