Huntersthompson Histoires

Hey look, I understand. a personal story about someone's life I never met before? It might be a great read for you give it a shot!

Suddenly finding himself somewhere in the Mojave Desert, Izuku Midoriya finds himself in an impromptu journey to find the American Dream. In his journey, he meets 'Doctor of Journalism' Raoul Duke, finds out what exactly the American Dream entailed other than All Might, and drugs. Whether he likes it or not.

An Imperial reporter is assigned to cover news stories and events in Morrowind, inadvertently finding danger, adventure, and an unassuming Argonian who may or may not be the so-called "Nerevarine." Story updates every Sunday!

Be careful what you wish for as a writer!

(I don't own this story!!!! This is a novel by Hunter S. Thompson. I collected to read it easier. And again, this is NOT my book) Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas is Thompson's most famous work, and is known as Fear and Loathing for short; however, he later used the phrase "Fear and Loathing" in the titles of other books, essays, and magazine articles. The basic synopsis revolves around journalist Raoul Duke (Hunter S. Thompson) and his attorney, Dr. Gonzo (Oscar Zeta Acosta), as they arrive in Las Vegas in 1971 to report on the Mint 400 motorcycle race for an unnamed magazine. However, this job is repeatedly obstructed by their constant use of a variety of recreational drugs, including LSD, ether, cocaine, alcohol, mescaline, adrenochrome, and cannabis. This leads to a series of bizarre hallucinogenic experiences, during which they destroy hotel rooms, wreck cars, and have visions of anthropomorphic desert animals, all the while ruminating on the decline of both the "American Dream" and the '60s counterculture in a city of greed.

By Hunter S Thompson

Set in the sleepy capital of Pakistan, Vapour Trails follows two friends who are led by curiosity into a life of crime - they soon realise that getting out is not often as easy as getting in. Vapour Trails explores the underbelly of Islamabad in shameless and often brash detail, underscored by dark humour and gritty detail - it is a collective of the weird for the interested.

A book dedicated to my biggest inspiration and Counterculture Writer. American journalist and author, and the founder of the gonzo journalism movement.