thompson, hunter s

Presents a critical overview of the work of the American journalist.

"A portrait of ... [Hunter S. Thompson]: writer, brother, husband, manic searching soul who grew up with the times he inhabited, and in part created; a portrait most of all of the father: the alcoholic, drug fueled, charismatic, irresponsible, idealistic, sensitive man, by the son who lived through it all."--Provided by publisher.

A collection of over forty essays by Hunter S. Thompson in which the American journalist discusses diverse topics, including Las Vegas, Watergate, cocaine, and many more.

A memoir in which unorthodox journalist Hunter S. Thompson discusses episodes from throughout his life, beginning with his first childhood run-in with the law, and expresses his thoughts on life and government in post-September 11 America.

Collects the letters of American journalist and author Hunter S. Thompson from the years 1968-76, during which time he wrote his most famous work, "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.".

Presents a collection of essays by writer Hunter S. Thompson that outlines the misdeeds and corruption he believes is in the White House, as well as lampooning events and social phenomena in society.

Presents a critical overview of the work of the American journalist.

A collection of letters by author Hunter S. Thompson written to friends, family, editors, and agents between the years 1956 and 1967. Also includes essays written while he was in high school in 1955 and letters discussing his first book, "Hell's Angels.".

Contains the author's recollections of a cross-country car trip.