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The Kitchen Readings: Untold Stories of Hunter S. Thompson by Michael Cleverly, Bob Braudis
Requirements: PDF Reader, 2.2MB
Overview: According to the couple of old Woody Creek buddies of Hunter S. Thompson's (aka Doc) who compiled this ramshackle selection of anecdotes about the gonzo practitioner, the kitchen at Doc's was the favored place for conversation since the living room had devolved into a squalid, fetid, pigsty. Thompson's legend as a fire breathing, vituperative hellion had spread far and wide due in no small part to his own self-promotion of it but many old-time residents of the Colorado mountain town where he holed up for several decades were fiercely protective of their resident hell-raiser. That attitude is clearly represented by this book's pair of authors, an artist and a sheriff, who relate numerous tales of paranoid and wanton destruction (often involving cocaine, firearms and too many glasses of Chivas) with the same indulgence one reserves for a dangerously eccentric relative. The book keeps the stargazing to a minimum and mostly presents Thompson the man one who was fortunate he could write because he comes off here as pretty useless at day-to-day life.
Genre: Non-Fiction, Memoir
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Requirements: PDF Reader, 2.2MB
Overview: According to the couple of old Woody Creek buddies of Hunter S. Thompson's (aka Doc) who compiled this ramshackle selection of anecdotes about the gonzo practitioner, the kitchen at Doc's was the favored place for conversation since the living room had devolved into a squalid, fetid, pigsty. Thompson's legend as a fire breathing, vituperative hellion had spread far and wide due in no small part to his own self-promotion of it but many old-time residents of the Colorado mountain town where he holed up for several decades were fiercely protective of their resident hell-raiser. That attitude is clearly represented by this book's pair of authors, an artist and a sheriff, who relate numerous tales of paranoid and wanton destruction (often involving cocaine, firearms and too many glasses of Chivas) with the same indulgence one reserves for a dangerously eccentric relative. The book keeps the stargazing to a minimum and mostly presents Thompson the man one who was fortunate he could write because he comes off here as pretty useless at day-to-day life.
Genre: Non-Fiction, Memoir
Download Instructions:
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(Closed Filehost) https://uploadrocket.net/fvm0qvrfrnjg/MCTKR.rar.html