Flow Violento: A Scott Hulet Omnibus
Collected from over 30 years of published works—including travel reports, journal entries, profiles, interviews, transcripts, and recipes—Scott Hulet’s Flow Violento is a 248-page ballad to decades spent traversing the edges of Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. From itinerant carnies in central Baja to shotgun-protected beaches in the Dominican Republic, foundational surf clubs in Lima to white seabass hauls in the Descanso Bight, this volume tracks the characters, the roads, the landscapes, the food, the music, the fish, the surf, and more of Latin America, all from the perspective of a participant and a writer on the ground and on the scout.
Collected from over 30 years of published works—including travel reports, journal entries, profiles, interviews, transcripts, and recipes—Scott Hulet’s Flow Violento is a 248-page ballad to decades spent traversing the edges of Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. From itinerant carnies in central Baja to shotgun-protected beaches in the Dominican Republic, foundational surf clubs in Lima to white seabass hauls in the Descanso Bight, this volume tracks the characters, the roads, the landscapes, the food, the music, the fish, the surf, and more of Latin America, all from the perspective of a participant and a writer on the ground and on the scout.
Collected from over 30 years of published works—including travel reports, journal entries, profiles, interviews, transcripts, and recipes—Scott Hulet’s Flow Violento is a 248-page ballad to decades spent traversing the edges of Mexico, Central and South America, and the Caribbean. From itinerant carnies in central Baja to shotgun-protected beaches in the Dominican Republic, foundational surf clubs in Lima to white seabass hauls in the Descanso Bight, this volume tracks the characters, the roads, the landscapes, the food, the music, the fish, the surf, and more of Latin America, all from the perspective of a participant and a writer on the ground and on the scout.
Scott Hulet is a writer and editor from San Diego, California. Most broadly known for his work with The Surfer’s Journal — which he edited from 1999 to 2019, and where he remains as its creative director — he splits his time between California and Mexico.