By: Nick Storm Wake up at three am in Louisville. Pitch black sky. Pulling out of driveway with camera, tripod and sleeping bag in tow. I’ve been on this journey before. Orange barrels. Yellow lines. The drum beat of the open road. Heading west to Denver, Colorado with Ron Whitehead […]
by Ashley Beth **Note: The author apologizes for any musings, ramblings or any other such hullaballoo that are not deemed linear foreso in thought and sensible backforth in motion. Meaning, if you get lost……well……so was she.** On the onslaught of a new overnight work schedule, I found myself quite more […]
originally published in Leo Weekly From Kentucky to Denver and Beyond- One Gonzo Spirit Road Trip A few weeks ago Clayton Luce (Gonzo Today publisher & Founding Editor), Nick Storm (Storm Generation Films & Pure Politics), and I (Gonzo Today Poetry Editor) took a 72-hour non-stop road trip to Denver, Colorado, where […]
by Colin Newman Bright white caskets, exhumed from paper graves released from the hands of winged angles set free to fly through the shimmering firmament or sink to a loathsome decomposition in the minds and hearts that refuse to listen mighty swords dripping with inky drops of blue and […]
by Clayton Luce “Somebody once said that DNA moves in mysterious ways.” Dear Stockton, I know that as of late our recollections have been hazy and perhaps it is from too many years of abusing our bodies and minds or maybe it’s just the government. All that I can […]
by Bradley James Weber “. . . an amphetamine-paced series of cartoon-like sketches, centered on two hapless acid abusers who come to seem like the bastard descendants of Don Quixote and Sancho Panzo.” –– William Stephenson, Gonzo Republic William Stephenson’s description of Hunter Thompson’s masterwork, Fear and Loathing in Las […]
by Saira Viola illustration by Bronwen Griffiths Gonzo Today salutes one of the founding fathers of Punk nobility: Dave Parsons — proudly anti establishment and a global icon of rebellion — the original co-lyricist with Jim Pursey and guitarist for Sham 69. Dave sheds light on his gritty way to […]
We were somewhere near Eden Prairie, on the edge of the Twin Cities, when I cracked open a can of Hamm’s. “My stomach ain’t feelin’ too good,” Duke grumbled. “I think I had too many tacos for lunch. One of you guys needs to take a turn behind the wheel.” […]
Inspired by real childhood poverty in Las Vegas USA by Saira Viola art by Unitas Her day was punched with silence And shredded with hand me down promises Only 10 summers young and already her dreams are splintered with hate. Through the filmy curtain of her left eye There […]
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