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About the Authors
Matt George's feature articles and photographs have stood among the most influential works in surfing journalism for over thirty-five years. Accepting a post as Senior Contributing Editor for SURFER Magazine in 1985, George traveled the world as he covered all aspects of the sport, garnering a sterling list of awards and achievements along the way. George is also known for the writing and co-production of the Columbia Tri-Star Feature film "In Gods Hands," a big wave surfing drama. He remains a senior contributor for all the major surf magazines and websites.
Currently residing in Bali, Indonesia, Matt George continues to contribute as the Editor-in-Chief of Southeast Asia's Surftime Magazine. Despite his extensive career, George remains deeply connected to the essence of surfing, riding the waves of passion every day.
As a feature writer and editor-in-chief of SURFER Magazine, Sam George, 68, has been documenting the surfing life for over 40 years and is today acknowledged as one of the sport's leading authorities.
Along with his magazine work Sam has written and/or directed a number of acclaimed surfing documentaries, including his 2014 documentary Hawaiian: The Legend of Eddie Aikau, screened as the premier episode of ESPN's prestigious "30 for 30" documentary series, winning Sam a 2014 Emmy Award as director.
A longtime Malibu resident, Sam currently lives on Whidbey Island, Washington.
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In Deep by Matt George
Matt George’s feature articles and photographs have earned him numerous awards and accolades, solidifying his reputation as an influential voice in the surfing community. Beyond his journalistic achievements, George is recognized for his role in writing and co-producing the Columbia Tri-Star Feature film "In Gods Hands," a captivating big wave surfing drama.In Deep is a soul-stirring compilation that spans nearly four decades of surf writing, offering readers an immersive journey into the heart of surfing culture through the lens of a master storyteller.
Child of Storms by Sam George
Sam George has spent over 40 years chronicling surfing as a writer, editor, and documentary filmmaker, and his efforts have long since established him asa legendary figure in the surfing world. His work, including the Emmy-winning documentary “Hawaiian: The Legend of Eddie Aikau,” has solidified his reputation as one of world’s leading voices in surfing.Child of Storms is full of a rich tapestry of stories that offer more than just surfing anecdotes. George’s memoir is a tribute to the spirit of adventure, the pursuit of passion, and the deep connection between a surfer and the sea. Perfect for surf enthusiasts and those who appreciate a well-lived life, “Child of Storms” is an engaging, immersive experience that will resonate with anyone drawn to the ocean’s call.
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“Loved this collection of essays and stories. George touches on a range of subjects, including surf history, personalities, and travel…. His writing is literary, fluid, fluent, moving, at times funny, at times poignant. Beautiful read for anyone who dreams of blue horizons.” - Amazon review of In Deep
Surfer Magazine - Former Surfer Magazine Editor Sam George Talks New Surf Memoir
The Inertia - Child of Storms: Sam George Discusses his New Surfing Memoir
