Hunter S. Thompson July 18 1937 - February 20 2005
No trite or hollow tributes. Just thanks for the rich legacy he left behind.
Hunter S. Thompson Books
A resource and bibliography of Hunter S. Thompson's Work By Marty Flynn
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Hunter S. Thompson’s Birthday
Hunter's BirthdayJuly 18th, 20121 month to go.
A must read for any HST fan
Simone's book includes a lot of HST
McKeen's great HST biography
Bradley James Weber
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Contributors' Words HST For Beginners
David Amram
David S. Wills
Gonzo Movies
Gonzo Updates
James Campion
Keep This Quiet
Peter W. Knox
Simone Corday
Sites of Note
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Recent Posts
- A ‘Dog Farm’ Review.
- The Hunter S. Thompson Comprehensive Bibliography. On the way.
- A Few Updates
- Keep This Quiet Now Available On Nook And Kindle
- Lest We Forget. Keeping The Legs On Margaret Harrell’s Keep This Quiet.
- William McKeen Talks About Hunter S. Thompson
- A Book of Thomas W. Benton’s Art by Daniel J. Watkins. With Poetry by Joe Henry.
- REMINDER! Margaret Harrell, William McKeen, Daniel J. Watkins & Wayne Ewing
- William McKeen’s Mile Marker Zero
- Keep This Quiet? Not Likely. Margaret Harrell’s “Keep This Quiet” is A Feast for the Gonzo Soul.
What’s In Here.
Allen Ginsberg Anita Thompson Beat Generation Beat Scene Magazine Better Than Sex Books Breakfast With Hunter Charles Bukowski Curse of Lono David Wills Douglas Brinkley Fear and Loathing Campaign Trail 72 Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas Fear and Loathing Letters Free Lisl Gonzo gonzo Journalism Gonzo Movies Hells Angels Hey Rube HST Rolling Stone Hunter S Thompson Hunter Thompson Jack Kerouac Jann Wenner Johnny Depp Journalism Kevin Ring Kingdom Of Fear Martin Flynn Nixon Politics Ralph Steadman Raoul Duke Rare books Rolling Stone magazine Rum Diary Simone Corday The Great Shark Hunt The Proud Highway Tom Wolfe Warren Hinckle Wayne Ewing William McKeen William S Burroughs-
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That reminds me of the tributes people lay to their gods in Indonesia… the arrangement of worldly things. Of course, it’s rice and crackers, not liquor and guns. But it depends what the gods like…
Interesting thought DS. Rice and crackers may have been better for him.
Nicely done Marty – it would be nice to be able to mark it with a bang and lots of noise but being in the Limerick area it would probably result in the Emergency Response Unit kicking down my front door.
Cheers Rory. I fear the rapid response crew is watching you anyway for one reason or another. No sudden movements would be best.
Wonderful, understated tribute to Dr. Thompson. He is sorely missed.
Thanks Doug. Missed he is. To quote the man himself he was “One of God’s own prototypes”