David W.J Lee

“Surfing In The Age Of Convenience”. David Lee asks the question ” Can a surf camp be mysto?” - Surfers Path Issue 76 Out Now!

“I was please to see the throng of taxi touts at the airport and the old man with the shotgun. This was Nicaragua after all, keep it authentic please!…”

Second page of “Surfing in the Age of Convenience” David Lee for Surfer’s Path. You should be able to zoom in enough to read.

Freedom Brothers documentary “The Bishop, the Scientist & the Miracle Water” makes the news. Read the full story

“The Singing Bishop and the Miracle Water” - a documentary by David WJ Lee. A Freedom Brothers Production. Showing at the Bahamas International Film Festival. For show times click http://www.bintlfilmfest.com/pages/film_description.php?key=253&browse=title&bkey=3&ret=film_guide

Grown Man Cries in the Bahamas - a novel

“Two days into my thirtieth year, my trust-fund girlfriend dumped me…”

A just-turned-thirty crisis set on a leaky sailboat. Read the first chapter at http://www.abctales.com/story/dai-willie/grown-man-cries-bahamas

Part One of “Naggata” -   “Grown Man Cries in Japan” Series. What happens when you invite your psycho best friend to stay with you and your first true love in rural Japan…

http://www.abctales.com/story/dai-willie/nagatta-part-one-three

David WJ Lee for the New York Times. January 2008. Surfing in NYC - the A Train Ride. (I didn’t come up with the cheesy headline!)

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/01/04/nyregion/thecity/04rock.html