Ariel Zambelich

Dave Eggers
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Dave Eggers

London Book Signing — Huck celebrates three of Dave Eggers' real-world projects inspired by the subjects of his books.

Written by: D'Arcy Doran

AK Press
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AK Press

Defenders of Print Part Two — The Oakland-based anarchists are calling shit on capitalism through the power of print.

Written by: Tetsuhiko Endo

Dave Eggers
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Dave Eggers

Beyond The Lattice — Dave Eggers came to us as an orphan, baring himself to the world in his heartfelt memoir A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius. At twenty-one, he was left to raise his eight-year-old brother after their parents died of cancer in a span of five weeks. But that was only the beginning. Since then, Eggers has re-energised America’s lit scene with McSweeney’s, his quarterly-turned-publishing house, founded a national network of tutoring centres tucked behind fantastical shops, and collaborated in books, film and music with the likes of Spike Jonze, Judd Apatow and Beck. Eggers spoke to HUCK about the need to explore, live a creative life and do some good along the way.

Written by: D’Arcy Doran

Jim Rippey
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Jim Rippey

Heavens Above — Remember Jim Rippey? The pioneering pro whose daredevil antics and silky smooth style pushed nineties snowboarding onto a progressive plateau? Well, he’s still around. Only now he answers to a higher force.

Written by: Cyrus Shahrad

Elissa Steamer
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Elissa Steamer

Boundary Breaker — A pioneer for female skateboarding, Elissa Steamer has found that as the years pass and her horizons broaden, it's hard to retain that one-track mind.

Written by: Andrea Kurland

Rivers Cuomo
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Rivers Cuomo

The Tweet Life — As front man of Weezer, Rivers Cuomo has penned enough power pop anthems to put a poet laureate to shame. But behind the lyrical sorcery is just a regular dad in specs – a guy who would sooner take a vow of silence than yabber on about himself. Unless he’s on Twitter, that is, in which case the weirdness flows freely from his head.

Written by: Gavin Edwards

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