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my review of Timothy Denevi's new book on Hunter Thompson. Essentially, Denevi follows Thompson's personal and professional life from the Kennedy assassination to Nixon's resignation. That's a canny way to frame Thompson's peak period. As you can see from the review, I enjoyed the book on several levels. Very worthwhile.
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As a logophile, I enjoyed reading Thompson's Strange Rumblings in Aztlan, Hell's Angels, and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas this past summer. He is socko!
I hope I can get to Denevi's bio of him soon.
Peace,
frank
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