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Newsgroups: alt.surfing
Subject: Re: More Book List
From: Foondoggy <wfover@nist.gov>
Date: Wed, 28 May 1997 15:52:28 +0100

Foondoggy wrote:
 Cut to the end for more:> 
> > > 1. The Dogs of Winter, Kem Nunn, Scribner, 1996
> > > 2. Tapping the Source, Kem Nunn
> > > 3. The Impact Zone, Ray Maloney, Delacorte Press, 1986
> > > 4. Surf-dog days and bitchin Nights, Corky Carroll with Joe Engel,
> > > Contemporary Books,                   1989
> > > 5. Walking on Water, Andy Martin, J.Murry, 1991
> > > 6. Morning Glass:the adventures of legendary waterman Mike Doyle/ with
> > > Steve Sorensen,
> > >    Manzanita Press, 1993
> > > 7. Caught Inside: a surfer's year on the California coast, Daniel Duane,
> > > North Point
> > >    Press, 1996
> > > 8. Da Bull: Life over the edge, Greg Noll and Andrea Gabbard, North
> > > Atlantic Books,
> > >    1989
> > > 9. Mr.Sunset: the Jeff Hakman Story, Phil Jarratt, General Pub. Group,
> > > 1997
> > > 10.Bustin Down the Door, Wayne Rabbit Bartholomew with Tim Baker,
> > > HarperCollins, 1996
> > > 11.North Shore Chronicles: big wave surfing in Hawaii, Bruce Jenkins,
> > > North Atlantic
> > >    Books, 1990
> > > 12.The Next Wave: the world of surfing, Nick Carroll, Abbeville Press,
> > > 1991
> > > 13.Lopez, the Classic Hawaiian Surfer, Carlos Lorch, Mountain and Sea,
> > > 1982
> > > 14.Stoked, Bill Morris
> > > 15.The Ninth Wave
> > > 16.The Eigernorwand
>>> > 17. Stories of Hawaii, Jack London
  > > 18. Waves and Beaches, Willie Bascom
>>> > 19. The Wave Within, Tom Carrol
>>> > 20. Mother of Storms
> 21. On Water, Thomas Farber
> 22. Thunder Bay, Mike De Gregorio
> 23. Secret Spot,    "
> 24. The Haole Substitute

And the hits just keep coming:

25. Good things Love Water, Chris Ahrens
26. Surfriders, Matt Warshaw
27. 30 Years of Riding the Worlds Biggest Waves, Fred Van Dyke, Ocean
Sport, Intl.1989
28. Competative Surfing - A dedicated Approach, Brian Lowdon


I'm not gettin many votes, just suggestions, and that great too, but if
there's to be a consensus, I need to hear what you would prefer to
discuss.

"Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be
chewed and digested."  -Francis Bacon  (So BITE THIS BOOK -Foondoggy)