At the core of this anecdotal piece is an insight into Hunter Thompson's energy as a human being, often misinterpreted by the rest of the world. Mr. McDonald asks for a signature from Thompson's son Juan on a copy of 'Hell's Angels' who adds writes 'In the spirit of HST.' That spirit is captured quite well with this piece.
Review of An Encounter With Hunter S. Thompson
Emon Hassan
Posted on June 16, 2005 at 11:35 AM
At the core of this anecdotal piece is an insight into Hunter Thompson's energy as a human being, often misinterpreted by the rest of the world. Mr. McDonald asks for a signature from Thompson's son Juan on a copy of 'Hell's Angels' who adds writes 'In the spirit of HST.' That spirit is captured quite well with this piece.