Hunter S. Thompson’s freakish legacy lives on in Aspen
Aspen, Colorado: Ten years after the death of iconoclastic American writer Hunter S. Thompson, his “political DNA” still runs deep in the Rocky Mountains town he called home.
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· Feb 20, 2015 at 9:05 am
Aspen, Colorado: Ten years after the death of iconoclastic American writer Hunter S. Thompson, his “political DNA” still runs deep in the Rocky Mountains town he called home.
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i’ve seen this photo in numerous articles, books, etc. i think warren zevon includes it in his greatest hits box set. i rarely dabbled with typewriters until they had a screen atttached, but everyone can identify with this feeling.
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