A Margaret Harrell Q&A
Margaret Harrell, in my opinion is a rarity in any world, let alone the HST world. Two of her 9 or 10 books include significant fodder for the discerning Hunter S. Thompson fan. … Continue reading
The Cozumel Diary By Al Satterwhite
Just a quick post to send folks to Al Satterwhite’s project. Click here to get all the information Al was a friend of Hunter’s and took many a famous photo of … Continue reading
The Kentucky Derby is Decadent and Depraved
One of the great and unexpected benefits of starting this site has been the quality and generosity of people I’ve had the pleasure of meeting. From time to time the mailman … Continue reading
Naked Girls Reading!
My fiend.. Sorry My friend Bradley James Weber of Fear and Loathing of the Undead asked me to alert everyone of the Naked Girls Reading crew. They are looking for submissions. They have events all over the US, … Continue reading
Keep This Quiet Too. My Thoughts. (Finally)
I’m not sure if I’m comfortable using the word review. Lets say I’m sharing my thoughts. So here are my thoughts on Margaret Harrell’s latest addition to her memoirs, Keep This Quiet … Continue reading
“Keep This Quiet Too” Available Now!
Margaret Harrell’s Keep This Quiet Too! is available now! Weeks early. I’ll be doing a write-up on it in a week or so, but for now you’ll be wanting to know where to get … Continue reading
George McGovern Dead at 90. “Gonzo Not Forgotten” by George McGovern.
The former Senator was a great friend of Hunter Thompson’s. He was the democratic presidential candidate in 1972 and somewhat of a subject in Thompson’s Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail … Continue reading
Margaret Harrell’s Keep This Quiet Too. En route.
It’s been a while. After numerous doings-a-transpiring. Extensive travel throughout Western Europe. Meditating and soul searching, (turns out I do have a soul) I’ve landed back here. More on that later. In … Continue reading
A ‘Dog Farm’ Review.
Presented as a work of fiction. To me, it screams of more than that. First thoughts into my head are that clearly the author knows his subject. His take on … Continue reading
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