The Skateboarder's Journal 14

Issue 14 kicks off with The War on Error, where Nick Boserio’s beard leads him into a hairy legal situation. Beg, Borrow, Steal finds Tristan Stilt scouring the earth for DIY skate utopias. Dane Burman chats casually about life, Zero, and everything in between in his feature interview. Run to the Hills drops the Analog team in the freezing Blue Mountains for some frosty footage. Tom Snape shows up out of nowhere and melts minds with raw talent, while Europeans in China documents Kev Metalier shepherding his fellow Euro-rats into the chaotic East. Finally, Sam Giles brings the pain and style from The Gong, bruising both ledges and expectations.

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Regulars include Warning Shots, where Shane O'Neill threads a needle-tight kickflip back tail, and Moments in Time, featuring a fun-sized Jake Duncombe flying high in New Zealand. The Skaterat returns with tales from every local scene, and Feaster’s Freakout delivers another batch of tasty gear picks. First Steps teaches the clueless how to roll without embarrassment, Culture Vulture dives into the Cliché book and other fine media, The Gallery hits with peak photos as usual, and Chris Neratko closes the issue in Precious Moments, musing on the odds of getting screwed in hell.