Defining Gonzo Rhetoric through Literary Theory
Hunter S. Thompson’s Gonzo journalism is obviously autobiographical, but what art isn’t? You might say, “Journalism isn’t an art and
Read MoreFake news with a spin of Truth
Hunter S. Thompson’s Gonzo journalism is obviously autobiographical, but what art isn’t? You might say, “Journalism isn’t an art and
Read MoreIntroduction Gonzo rhetoric, or roughly defined through literary history as the blending of nonfiction with fiction, is the bastard child
Read MoreGonzo is a surrealistic, accurate, blown-out-of-proportion perception on life and environment, politics, writing and reportage…a little bit of fictional spice in a recipe of what is around you.
Read MoreAs I have indicated in earlier blog posts, defining Gonzo rhetoric is really difficult, so taking a page from Lev
Read MoreSince the previous two blog posts in this series, “Gonzo Rhetoric in New Media,” were strictly examples of Gonzo rhetoric’s
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