
Darren Fisher (2454 KP) rated Found in Books
Dec 12, 2020 (Updated Dec 12, 2020)
Written from the perspective of Marty this is a well written and gruesome little novel of how situations can quickly escalate and spiral out of control. Fast paced, the darkest of humour and plenty of blood and gore keep this twisted story going at full pelt for its brief 137pages. Highly recommended for those that have a strong disposition and cast iron gut!
Now where did I leave my bowling bag?

Dork_knight74 (881 KP) rated Burn (2019) in Movies
Aug 28, 2019

NO THING - Surreal Arcade Trip
Games and Entertainment
App
The year is 1994 and it is the future. NO THING is an indie minimalistic surreal action game set in...

InfernalNinja (49 KP) rated Posthuman in Tabletop Games
Jun 9, 2020 (Updated Jun 9, 2020)

Goodnight Punpun Volume 4
Book
Punpun is having a coming-of-age story, but look out-his slice-of-life adolescence slices back. This...
Manga Drama Coming-of-age Slice of life

Isn't It Romantic (2019)
Movie Watch
Natalie is a New York architect who works hard to get noticed at her job, but is more likely to...

Astro Bot Rescue Mission
Video Game Watch
IT'S ROBOT RESCUE TIME Join Captain ASTRO on an epic mission to rescue his spaceship's lost...

Realm of the Reaper (Everworld #4)
Book
Things have gotten way beyond weird. First April, Jalil, David, and Christopher end up in Everworld....

Anne (15117 KP) rated Mexican Gothic in Books
Mar 4, 2022
The only thing with this book I'd caution is that toward the end what I noticed more is that there's some profanity/crude language and a bit of a shock at the end with a brief bit of gore and violence that grossed me out, but other than that I enjoyed this quite a bit.
Thompson regarded it as a "failed experiment"' in Gonzo Journalism due to the fact it was edited several times before publication. Typically, a Gonzo work would be written by and about the author in the present, sent away without being edited, resulting in a stream-of-consciousness narrative and more personality. Gonzo works are far more revealing, fiction-like and personal than typical works of journalism. Despite the fact it was edited, however, I feel F&L still emulates everything Thompson wanted in a true Gonzo way. He holds nothing back, reveals everything and created a story than could be fiction. It is a drug-fuelled look at the failure of the American Dream, an astute analysis of Thompson's society and a weird book that will stay with you forever.