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Open publication -  publishing - More europe

D.I.Y. The book

I remember hearing online that this guy was in town to shoot some pictures.  I had just learned about Al Town and, although I was free that afternoon, I knew it would be wrong of me to go and act like Al Town was something of mine.  I still don't feel like Al Town is mine.  I haven't done enough to warrant any credit.  Given a few bucks, painted a bit, moved some rubble...but there are way too many other people who have done the work.

Okay, all that said:  this book looks pretty awesome.



Speaking of books.  I'm ready to read what stokes you for the Common Criminals Book.  Your essay just might make it into the book!  Approx 1,000 to 4,000 words on a day, a situation, a trick, a person, a session...whatever stokes you on skating!  Write it up and email it to me:  luchamag@yahoo.com

skull skates on urban rush

Ok. Watch this.  Then write an essay for the book, Common Criminals.
 Email it to me:  luchamag@yahoo.com

been a while

Here is the deal. I haven't been blogging because I've been too busy skating and working on Common Criminals the book (anthology) we have coming out just around the corner.

Write for the damn thing.

Hit up West Point, MS last weekend.

This is an old picture of me at West Point.  I've grown my beard back (thank God), and I've retired the worn out Outlaw El Bandito deck.  I'm now rocking the fickle punk point 8.5  Believe it or not...I googled West Point MS skatepark and this was the first image that popped up.  Stoked.

This week I've been really into curb/street skating. No comply tricks and slappys and kickflips etc etc etc...