EPIC Storybook

Medicine for the Madness

Peter Corney, Justin Field

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English

Epicscope
24 March 2020

Photographs: collections; Philosophy; Religion & beliefs; Snowboarding; Places & peoples: pictorial works

Series: Collectors

Setting us free on life's search for happiness is this collection of epic stories from surf, snow, skate & bike riding. Discover how the separation of enemy and ally, good and bad, right and wrong, disappears once we become balanced. How health and healing revolves around balance. How achieving equilibrium is what it's all about. To know there is a place for everything. Power to explore deep human creativity, manifest dreams and follow bliss. These pages open hearts, encourage positive change and dispel limitations for a new era. Somethinmg that belongs in medical waiting rooms and public coffee table across the globe. A visual and intellectual journey to embrace one love. When everyone learns balance will make peace a reality and poverty history.

A powerful message from wild freeriders out to change the world with a grand vision. It is time once again to rebel against the status quo, feel the revolution in your heart and take in the medicine that will end the madness.

After an out-of-body experience 'Pea Ce', the storyteller, pieces together a surprising vision for an epic world. Timeless photography mixes an adventurous voice with raw honesty. While worthy contributors map out epic experiences in surf, snow, skate and bike riding to share universal wisdom. This is visual art to overcome the madness. Featuring a few world champions alongside infamous contemporaries, this lineup of epic characters come together for a powerful future. Unravel the mystery of human existence with visions of the future!

A book to be shared with friends and family. The photography and design are every bit as moving as the message is surprising. A unique journey. Secrets shared empower epic living.

Three things to love about this book.

1. The perfect companion for a trip or quiet weekend at home

Medicine for the Madness will fit right into those lazy afternoons when you're itching for a read and adventure dreaming.

2. Be left breathless from the global array of epic photography.

Bold and organic, engineered with the most discerning intentions in mind. This is what we love.

3. A window into a fascinating world that very few live.

Enjoy a cross section of action sport views that offer a welcome future perspective.

By: Peter Corney
By (photographer): Justin Field
Imprint: Epicscope
Edition: 2nd Photography ed.
Volume: 2
Dimensions: Height: 279mm, Width: 216mm, Spine: 12mm
Weight: 576g
ISBN: 9780958193054
ISBN 10: 0958193053
Series: Collectors
Pages: 180
Publication Date: 24 March 2020
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Peter Corney is a visionary, storyteller, freerider. He has published ten Journals and Poetry for the People, a storybook that put skiers, boardriders, bikers and flyers in the same genre. As a pioneer snowboarder, he was criticised for putting a skier on the cover of his first edition. He stands up for the greater freeride family. Peter first visited Falls Creek in 1988 and moved there in the autumn of '91. Since then he has lived twenty-six winters at home and thirteen overseas. Chasing snow and working seasons in the USA, Japan, Canada, France, Switzerland and New Zealand. Preacher of the Summit Heartcore International Freeride Tribe (SHIFT), he is a campaigner for everyone to find their own EpicBalance. Creating photo storylines to inspire one-love and equilibrium is a passion, hence his business being called Epicscope and his moniker - Pea Ce.