My Maiden Voyage Using Zoom with Author Amy Joy
Starting with a daily journal, Amy Joy began a journey into her past, her family, her nightmares. And there were nightmares. Beatings.
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‘Gonzo Girl’ a Ticket Worth Buying
In all the coke-smeared, Chivas-soaked pages of a delightfully fun novel, there is the story of a tortured Icon. One that is pushing every day to be what the myths and the realities have mixed together like a too-strong-yet-lovely cocktail.
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Fear and Loathing at Fifty
Rereading ‘Fear and Loathing’ after the Great Dumpster Fire of 2020 is like entering a demented time capsule in search of clues to stop a serial killer.
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Ebook: In Brazil You Would Say, ‘Universo Paralello’
Enjoy this travelogue by Bryce W. James about a Gonzo trip to Brazil. Frankly, any trip to Brazil is a Gonzo trip.Â
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Mark Manson Simplifies Life by Giving Fewer Fucks
“The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck” by Mark Manson will help you determine the things worthy of the limited fucks you have to give.
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Read Snowden’s ‘Permanent Record;’ Naturally Bought a Server
Over just a couple of days I read Edward Snowden’s memoir, Permanent Record. Naturally I bought a home server right after.
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With ‘Open,’ Agassi has Opened Me Up to the World
With ‘Open,’ Andre Agassi has taught me to stop pursuing perfection, stop pursuing all impossibilities, focusing instead on what I can control given what I’ve got.
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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
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Defining Gonzo Rhetoric through Literary History
Introduction Gonzo rhetoric, or roughly defined through literary history as the blending of nonfiction with fiction, is the bastard child
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Hell’s Angels an Objective Condemnation of the Press
Hunter S. Thompson’s Hell’s Angels: A Strange and Terrible Saga (1966) is, by far, the most objective journalism Thompson was ever responsible
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