Outlaw Journalist

I wouldn't even know where to begin in order to have that accomplished. Right now It is setting the ambiance of my library. I also have you to thank for the blueprint and the mood.

If you could market that as a poster, it'd hang in every college dorm room in America.

yeah! Nice radio at the morning. :-)

he was simply an appendage, a poet, with a disease more powerful then religion

He was the synthesis of the two. The same could be asked of Hemingway, Marquez, Twain... The idea comes from his using new journalism techniques, along with novel writing techniques. He was a master of both styles of writing. Fear and Loathing In Las Vegas stands easily alongside On The Road, and his reporting, like in F.A.L. On The Campaign Trail, is as good as it could get (I love the part where Hunter almost throws a weed-roach in the gas tank of Nixon's limo).

He was a soldier, who fought to keep the American dream alive; to live without boundaries and awake the masses. He kicked you in the teeth and then passed you a beer. It is the simplicity of his work and the undying spirit within him that separated him from the rest - a sage carrying a shotgun on one hand and a bottle of Wild Turkey on the other. Mahalo.

My first copy literally fell apart from frequent reading.

Mine was STOLEN.

I remember some j-school kid who tried to ask you what "New Journalism" meant after a certain professor wrote a certain book...he's really wondering why he is still in Jacksonville writing for five-day daily...