Hunter S. Thompson
Hunter Stockton Thompson was an American journalist and author best known for creating gonzo journalism, a style where reporters become central figures in their stories.
Born in 1937, Thompson gained fame with his book Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, which exemplified his unique writing approach.
He was notorious for his heavy drug use, libertarian views, and disdain for authority.
Thompson's work often blended fact and fiction, offering scathing critiques of American culture and politics.
His influence extended beyond literature into popular culture, inspiring films and a devoted following.
Thompson's life ended in 2005 when he died by suicide at his Colorado home.
