Fear and loathing in Las Vegas comedy from the beautiful and insane mind of the one and only Dr. Hunter S Thompson. That's a doctorate in journalism for anyone not in the know. Published in 1971 the search for the American dream began with only a typewriter, his attorney, a red convertible Chevrolet and a … Continue reading #185 – Fear and loathing in Las Vegas – Review of a GONZO book
As a huge fan of Warren Zevon this book was a must read for me. Zevon is one the greatest singer songwriters of all time. Warren Zevon was a unique performer, his writing style was so unique, his voice and talent are unparalleled. Crystal Zevon wrote this book about her late husband and their tumultuous … Continue reading #181 – I’ll sleep when I’m dead, The dirty life and times of Warren Zevon – By Crystal Zevon
Charles Bukowski is my favourite writer. He took the page grabbed it, spat on it, spilt his drinks on it and poured his heart and soul into his words. Bukowski isn't for everybody but those who do find and read his work there's no going back. There's a clear line in the sand for me … Continue reading #124 – Bukowski for beginners
Ham on Rye - 1982 Ham on Rye is a semi auto biographical novel by Charles Bukowski. The Novel follows his alter ego Henry Chinaksi and is written in first person throughout. Ham on Rye follows Chinaksi as he recalls his childhood until when he becomes a young man. From his tenuous at best relationship … Continue reading #21 – Ham on Rye by Charles Bukowski
Post Office - 1971 Charles Bukowski is one of the most prolific, emulated and distinctive writers of all time. Post Office was Bukowski's debut novel and has been translated into over a dozen languages and sold over a million copies. Courage comes from the belly - all else in desperation - Charles Bukowski - Post … Continue reading #9 – Post Office by Charles Bukowski
