In TSJ 31.6's "Thirteen O'Clock: The End of the Worlds," author Jim Kempton (@womenonwaves_book) recounts the infamous debauchery amid a cultural shift at the 1972 World Games in Ocean Beach. Hit the link in our bio to read an excerpt. Pick up a copy of our new mag for the full experience. "By the autumn of 1972, the countercultural attempt at utopia was raggedly running parallel with the machinery of an entrenched military-industrial complex and a vague, sinister notion that both were on a collision course. 'Exile on Main Street' was the soundtrack of our beggars’ banquet, and decadence was the plat du jour. Black Sabbath’s 1972 concert tour contract included a $75,000 cocaine budget. 'Deep Throat' had premiered that summer as the first publicly viewed porno-film smash, soon to be appropriated as the moniker of a shadowy figure who would bring down a president. In the San Diego Travelodge—a momentarily melding nerve center of the SoCal surf clan—the Saturday-night revelry raged, a Nixonian fiddle playing as the country burned." Photos by Brent Lieberman.