Articles by Gonzo Today
Hippy Music, Hunter Thompson & the Millennials
By Joseph Siess The Thompson Joplin Connection In his final screed, the late Dr. Hunter S. Thompson wrote ,”Now, years later, I still have trouble when I think about Chicago. That week at the Convention changed everything I’d ever taken for granted about this country and my place in it… […]
The Barrett Brown Review of Arts and Letters and Prison
by Barrett Brown from The Intercept Back in the go-go days of 2011 I got into some sort of post-modern running conflict with a certain declining superpower that shall remain nameless, and shortly afterwards found myself in jail awaiting trial on 17 federal criminal counts carrying a combined maximum sentence […]
The Election
by Brad OH Inc. I arrived at the fourth annual United Corporate Global Election promptly at 9:47am, and immediately began to regret the flask of whiskey I’d surreptitiously quaffed on the commuter shuttle over. The ride had been a full 45 minutes, and as I’d been rushed at high velocity […]
Spare Change Interview with writer Marc D. Goldfinger
This week, Spare Change’s “Last Word” features an interview with Gonzo Today contributor Marc D. Goldfinger, who also happens to be Spare Change News’ resident writer and poet and the newspaper’s poetry editor for the last ten years. Spare Change News, published fortnightly and also found online, is the nation’s […]
The Man Who Saw America
Looking back with Robert Frank, the most influential photographer alive. By: Nicholas Dawidoff Last May, Robert Frank, the world’s pre-eminent living photographer, returned to Zurich, the orderly Swiss banking city, cosseted by lake and mountain, where he grew up. When an artist who made his reputation by leaving returns home, mixed […]
In between days…
By David C. Phillips I’m addicted to myself. Most people I know are. Whether it’s the moments, the trips or the cars, most people are. It’s roughly 3 am on a Saturday morning and I randomly selected a record to write to. It feels like I’ve had 8 Jamesons and […]
Marvel
By R.T. Moody art by kristjan kristjansson Hung over, Jared Marvel vomited once on himself while sleeping and then again in the toilet a few hours later… Upon leaving the bathroom, he hit the light switch again. It had been three weeks since the electric company had shut the power off and he […]
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