About the Author

Roger Mansfield is Britain's foremost surf historian. He began surfing in Cornwall in 1963, amid the excitement of the '60s boom in surf culture emanating from California. He was British champion in 1970 and has travelled throughout Europe, the Caribbean and Australia. Roger has written numerous articles for surfing magazines such as CARVE and The Surfer's Path and he was curator of Surf's Up! an exhibition of British surfing history which toured the country in 2004.

Reviews

"Encyclopedic, lovingly illustrated and peculiarly British." (Andy Martin, The Daily Telegraph) "Ably illustrates the richness of Britain's surfing history." (Alex Wade, The Times) "The UK and Ireland surf community has needed a book like this for a long time. A superb production." (Phil Jarratt, Pacific Longboarder Magazine)"

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