Ralph Steadman contributed illustrations that were captioned "Unscrambling D-Day" for that work by this author, who used a so-called "mojo wire" to send in reports about the nomination of George McGovern.
A work by this author describes the "Mayblossom Senility" of a crowd of people who "burnt out early or maybe just not much to burn in the first place." Later in that work by this author, he meets an English artist and they search for a face he calls "the mask of the whiskey gentry" before witnessing their picks of Holy Land and Silent Screen lose to the long-shot Dust Commander. Ralph Steadman contributed illustrations that were captioned "Unscrambling D-Day" for that work by this author, who used a so-called "mojo wire" to send in reports about the nomination of George McGovern. This author of "The Kentucky Derby is Decadent and Depraved" fictionalized himself as the journalist Raoul Duke in a novel first published, like much of this author's work, in Rolling Stone magazine. For 10 points, name this "Gonzo" journalist and author of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
A work by this author describes the "Mayblossom Senility" of a crowd of people who "burnt out early or maybe just not much to burn in the first place."
Hunter S. Thompson &lt;Miscellaneous Lit&gt;