The Skateboarder's Journal 17 horror An Astronomer's Perspective on Hacking

An Astronomer's Perspective on Hacking

He urges us to confront our inner demons and unleash our primal roar

Written and curated by Tom “The Dude Designs” Hodge

Is it the manifestation of deadly fury risen from the grave

John Waters invites readers to join him in celebrating the joy of making trouble—of embracing the unconventional

The Skateboarder's Journal 17 horror An Astronomer's Perspective on HackingThis issue kicks off with Its Business, Its Business Time no details needed, just know its all skate, no suits. Juan Onekawa takes center stage next with a raw and personal feature, followed by a gritty visual tour through the streets of San Francisco. Dom Kekich gets a redux treatment, revisiting his past with a fresh perspective, and Jack Crook steps up with a feature that balances technicality and style. 80% Aussie Proof wraps the main features a