Tom Wolfe
Tom Wolfe was an American author and journalist known for his innovative writing style and social commentary.
Educated at Washington and Lee Universities and Yale, he began his career as a Washington Post reporter.
Wolfe became a pioneer of New Journalism, blending traditional reporting with literary techniques.
His works, including "The Electric Koolaid Acid Test" and "The Right Stuff," explored human behavior, social status, and unconscious decision-making.
Wolfe's attention to eccentricities and language is considered unparalleled in American literature.
He is credited with coining the term "fiction-absolute" and remained an influential figure in American letters throughout his career.
