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« Sorry. We Only Speak Mandarin Here. Duibuqi. | Main | City-County Consolidation » February 21, 2005Tom Wolfe on HSTTom Wolfe's reflections on Hunter Thompson. Wolfe also clarifies what mystified me when I read, in one very heady month, Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test and Hell's Angels. It turns out that Thompson lent Wolfe his notes for a party at which Ken Kesey had met up with the motorcycle gang, which is why the scenes of the party in both books are almost identical. For years I have wondered who plagiarized who. Posted by Paul Musgrave at February 21, 2005 08:15 PM Comments |
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