Hunter S. Thompson bibliography

Baseball has become unruly – November 2000
Just binge, baby! – November 2000
Prepare for the Weirdness – November 2000
The fix is in – November 2000
The NFL, election & Generation Z – December 2000
State of disgrace - December 2000
Ready for Sainthood - December 2000
Gambling Fever - December 2000
Watch the economy shrink while breasts expand – January 2001
Fear & Loathing on Super Sunday – January 2001
Abandon all hope ye in Tampa ... and Washington – January 2001
Giants, gamblers go down in a ball of fire – January 2001
Several grave injustices – February 2001
Mad cows and sick sports – February 2001
Death in the afternoon - February 2001
XFL, RIP – February 2001
A crime against nature – March 2001
Warning to gamblers: Beware the ides of March – March 2001
Cat scratch fever – March 2001
Memo from a gambling victim - March 2001
Where were you when the Fun Stopped? – April 2001
Notes on the wrong way to gamble – April 2001
NBA and the downward spiral of dumbness – April 2001
Bad craziness at Owl Farm – April 2001
Kentucky Derby and other gambling disasters - May 2001
Going to war for justice - May 2001
How 'bout that Patrick Roy - May 2001
Patrick Roy and Warren Zevon—two champions at the top of their game - May 2001
Jack Kerouac and the Football Hall of Fame - June 2001
Wild Days at The Sports Desk - June 2001
Eerie lull rattles the sports world - June 2001
Olympic disaster in Utah - June 2001
Hey Rube' goes to Hollywood - July 2001
The wisdom of Nashville and violence of Jack Nicholson: A football story - September 2001
Fear & Loathing in America - September 2001
When war drums roll - September 2001
Will sports survive bin Laden? - September 2001
Stadium living in new age - October 2001
Football in the Kingdom of Fear - October 2001
Banish Cowboys, 'Skins—forever October 2001
Foul balls and rash predictions - October 2001
Getting weird for Devil's Day - October 2001
The Yankees are dead; long live the Yankees - November 2001
The man who loved sport too much - November 2001
The shame of Indianapolis - November 2001
Revenge of the 49ers - November 2001
Failure, football & violence on the Strip - December 2001
Madness in Honolulu - December 2001
Skunks Like Me - December 2001
Break Up the Ravens - January 2002
Pay Up or Get Whipped - January 2002
Braced For the Last Football Game - January 2002
Domestic Terrorism at the Super Bowl - February 2002
Ed Bradley & the Stigma of Bull Worship - February 2002
For what it's worth - March 2002
Be like George—bet on Kentucky - March 2002
Slow Dance in Rap Town - March 2002
Spring and summer break for HST - March 2002
HST is Back from Beirut - September 2002
Walking tall in the sport of swine - October 2002
The NFL Uber Alles - October 2002
Blood On the Walls of Hollywood - October 2002
My 49er Habit - November 2002
Don't Let This Happen To You - November 2002
White death in the Rockies - November 2002
Grantland Rice haunts the Honolulu Marathon - December 2002
The Honolulu Marathon is Decadent and Depraved - December 2002
The Death of the 49ers - January 2003
Public Shame and Private Victory - January 2003
Braced For the Last Football Game - January 2003
Oakland uber alles - January 2003
Bet the Raiders - January 2003
The last Super Bowl - January 2003
Super Bowl fool - January 2003
Extreme behavior - February 2003
A world of pain - February 2003
Saturday night at the fights - March 2003
Kentucky uber alles - March 2003
Love blooms in the Rockies - March 2003
One in a Million- August 2003
Not So Sweet Dreams- August 2003
Speed Will Rule the NFL- August 2003
George Plimpton Uber Alles - September 2003
Death of an American Poet (Warren Zevon) - September 2003
Bush League - September 2003
A Bad Bet (Rush Limbaugh) - October 2003
Fast and Furious - October 2003
Submitting to sports - October 2003
Wild Monday night in Denver - November 2003
Am I turning into a pervert? - November 2003
In your dreams, buddy - November 2003
Running wild - December 2003
Being a betting man - January 13, 2004
Note to self - January 2004
Mr. Brady goes to Washington - January 2004
The final score - February 2004
Goose bumps - February 2004
Presidential no-no - February 2004
Tournament time - March 2004
Kentucky's disgrace - March 2004
Duke's a hazard - March 2004
No contest - April 2004
Strange days - April 2004
Let's go to the Olympics! - May 2004
Let's get physical - May 2004
Security blanket - July 2004
Buy my book! - July 2004
Don't you dare - July 2004
Opening bet - August 2004
Stirring the pot - August 2004
Just pay up - September 2004
D-Day - November 2004
End of days - November 2004
State of emergency - November 2004
Monday night fools - December 2004
A monster weekend - December 2004
Fore!- February 2005

Esquire

ISSN 0014-0791 (between 1933–1978)
ISSN 0884-5220 (between 1978–1979)
ISSN 0194-9535 (from 1979-current)

Life Styles: the Cyclist — January 1967 (pp. 57–63)
Year of the Wolf – February 1991 (Volume 115, Issue 2, p. 132)
Year of the Wolf: Where Were You When the Fun Stopped? – March 1991 (Volume 115, Issue 3, p. 171)
Year of the Wolf: Death of a Sportsman – April 1991 (Volume 115, Issue 4, p. 152)

The Nation

ISSN 0027-8378

The Motorcycle Gangs: Losers and Outsiders — May 17, 1965 (Volume 200, Issue 20, pp. 522–525) [2]
The Nonstudent Left — September 27, 1965 (Volume 201, Issue 9, pp. 154–158) [3]

National Observer

ISSN 0027-9803

Valencia of Colombia: 'Leery Optimism' at Home for Kennedy Visitor — June 24, 1962 (p. 11)
Nobody Is Neutral Under Aruba's Hot Sun — July 16, 1962 (p. 14)
Adrift and Ad-Libbing: A Footloose American in a Smugglers' Den — August 6, 1962 (p. 13)
The Ins and the Outs: Democracy Dies in Peru, But Few Seem to Mourn Its Passing — August 27, 1962 (p. 16)
USIS in Action: How Democracy is Nudged Ahead in Ecuador — September 17, 1962 (p. 13)
Personal Politics: Ballots in Brazil Will Measure the Allure of Leftist Nationalism — October 1, 1962 (p. 4)
Troubles in Tin: Operation Triangular: Bolivia's Fate Rides With It — October 15, 1962 (p. 13)
Showcase of Democracy: Uruguay Goes to Polls, With Economy Sagging — November 19, 1962 (p. 14)
Behind the South American Stories: Chatty Letters During a Journey from Aruba to Rio — December 31, 1962 (p. 14)
Troubled Brazil Holds Key Vote — January 7, 1963 (pp. 1, 10)
Paraguay to the Polls: It's a Dictatorship, but Few Seem to Care Enough to Stay and Fight — January 28, 1963 (p. 17)
Daybreak at the Domino: Brazilian Soldiers Stage a Raid in Revenge — February 11, 1963 (p. 13)
Brazilian Burdens: Leftist Trend and Empty Treasury Plague the Latin American Giant — March 11, 1963 (p. 11)
Baffling Bolivia: A Never-Never Land High Above the Sea — April 15, 1962 (p. 11)
Peru at the Polls: Election Watched as Barometer of Continent's Anti-Democratic Trend — May 20, 1963 (p. 12)
Festival of Folk Music: A Time for Sittin', Listenin', and Reverie — June 3, 1963 (p. 16)
The Inca of the Andes: He Haunts the Ruins of His Once-Great Empire — June 10, 1963 (p. 13)
A Day With a Champion: Kelso Looks Just Like Any $1,307,000 Horse — July 15, 1963 (pp. 1, 7)
The Extinct Hitchiker: When the Thumb Was a Ticket to Adventures on the Highway — July 22, 1963 (p. 12)
The Literary Establishment: Where Are the Writing Talents of Yesteryear? — August 5, 1963 (p. 17)
The Casualties of Culture Shock: Why Anti-Gringo Winds Often Blow South of the Border — August 19, 1963 (p. 18)
Decline of the Lumberjack: An Aussie Paul Bunyan Shows Our Loggers How — September 2, 1963 (p. 12)
Aspen’s Culture Crowd: Executives Crank Open Philosophy's Windows — September 9, 1963 (p. 13)
Wide, Wide World of Books: One of the Darkest Documents Ever Put Down is "The Red Lances" — October 7, 1963 (p. 19)
What the Trouble is About: Can Brazil Hold Out Until the Next Election? — October 28, 1963 (p. 13)
"A Singular Man": Donleavy Proves His Lunatic Humor Is Original — November 11, 1963 (p. 17)
The Crow, a Novelist, and a Hunt; Man in Search of His Primitive Self — December 2, 1963 (p. 17)
Mr. Martin in Bolivia: What the Miners Lost in Taking an Irishman — December 16, 1963 (p. 4)
Not Every Hunter Returns: When Buck Fever Hits Larkspur's Slopes — December 16, 1963 (p. 13)
Resort Town in a Tizzy: And Now a Proletariat on Aspen's Ski Slopes — February 10, 1964 (p. 12)
Tangles Lines, Tangles Treaties: The Catch is Limited in Indians' "Fish-in" — March 9, 1964 (p. 13)
"Arena of Decision": Dr. Pflaum Looks at the Latins, But His View is Tired and Foggy — March 9, 1964 (p. 19)
Willard Was a Man of Taste: When Beatniks Were Social Lions — April 20, 1964 (pp. 1, 14)
"Home is the Sailor": Brazilian's Fable of a Phony Carries the Touch of Mark Twain — April 20, 1964 (p. 17)
Another Doomsday Parable: Golding Tries "Lord of the Flies" Formula Again, But It Falls Short — April 27, 1964 (p. 16)
"That Poor Old Man": What Lured Hemingway to Ketchum? — May 25, 1964 (pp. 1, 13)
"A City on the Brink": Whither the Old Copper Capital of the West? To Boom or Bust? — June 1, 1964 (p. 13)
The Atmosphere Has Never Been Quite the Same — June 15, 1964 (pp. 1, 16)
Mike Mansfield’s Home Grounds: Why Montana's "Shanty Irishman" Corrals Votes Year After Year — June 22, 1964 (p. 12)
Living in the Time of Alger, Greeley, Debs — July 13, 1964 (pp. 1, 16)
The Spirited Scotch: Bagpipes Wail, Cabers Fly as the Clans Gather — September 14, 1964 (p. 12)
You'd Be Fried Like a Piece of Lean Bacon — September 28, 1964 (pp. 1, 19)
People Want Bad Taste...In Everything — November 2, 1964 (pp. 1, 15)
Steak for a Young Novelist: A Surgeon's Fingers Fashion a Literary Career — December 21, 1964 (p. 17)

New York Times

ISSN 0362-4331

Fear and Loathing in the Bunker – January 1, 1974 (p. 19)

New York Times Magazine

ISSN 0028-7822

The 'Hashbury' Is the Capital of the Hippies — May 14, 1967 (pp. 28–29) [4]

Pageant

Why Boys Will Be Girls — August 1967 (pp. 94–101)
Presenting: The Richard Nixon Doll (Overhauled 1968 Model) — July 1968 (pp. 6–16)
Those Daring Young Men in Their Flying Machines — September 1969 (pp. 68–78)

Playboy

ISSN 0032-1478

The Great Shark Hunt — December 1974 (Volume 21, Issue 12, pp. 183–184)
The Curse of Lono (book excerpt) — 1983
Fear and Justice in the Kingdom of Sex — 2004
Post Cards from the Proud Highway — May 2005

The Reporter

ISSN 1049-1600

A Southern City With Northern Problems — December 19, 1963 (Volume 29, Issue 11, pp. 26–29)

Rolling Stone

ISSN 0035-791X

Freak Power in the Rockies (The Battle of Aspen) — October 1, 1970 (No. 67, pp. 30–37)
Strange Rumblings in Aztlan — April 29, 1971 (No. 81, pp. 30–37)
Memo From the Sports Desk: The So-Called "Jesus Freak Scare" (as Raoul Duke) — November 11, 1971 (No. 90, p. 24)
Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream (as Raoul Duke) — November 11, 1971 (No. 95, pp. 36–48)
Conclusion of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream (as Raoul Duke) — November 25, 1971 (No. 96, pp. 38–50)
Fear and Loathing in Washington: Is this Trip Necessary? — February 3, 1972 (No. 99, pp. 5–8)
Fear and Loathing in Washington: The Million Pound Shithammer — February 3, 1972 (No. 101, pp. 6–10)
Fear and Loathing in New Hampshire — February 17, 1972 (No. 103, pp. 6–12)
Fear and Loathing: The View From Key Biscayne - March 16, 1972 (No. 104, p. 14)
Fear and Loathing: The Banshee Screams in Florida. — April 13, 1972 (No. 106, pp. 6–14)
Fear and Loathing in Wisconsin — April 27, 1972 (No. 107, p. 12)
Fear and Loathing: Late News from Bleak House — May 11, 1972 (No. 108, pp. 26–32)
Fear and Loathing: Crank-Time on the Low Road — June 8, 1972 (No. 110, pp. 36–40)
Fear and Loathing in California: Traditional Politics with a Vengeance — July 6, 1972 (No. 112, pp. 38–43)
Fear and Loathing: In the Eye of the Hurricane — July 20, 1972 (No. 113, pp. 22–24)
Fear and Loathing in Miami: Old Bull Meet the Butcher — August 17, 1972 (No. 115, pp. 30–46)
Fear and Loathing in Miami: Nixon Bites the Bomb — September 28, 1972 (No. 118, pp. 30–46)
Fear and Loathing: The Fat City Blues — October 26, 1972 (No. 120, pp. 28–30)
Ask Not for Whom the Bell Tolls... — November 9, 1972 (No. 121, p. 48)
Fear and Loathing at the Super Bowl: No Rest for the Wretched... — February 15, 1973 (No. 128, p. 10)
Time Warp: Campaign '72 — July 5, 1973 (No. 138, pp. 48–62)
Memo from the Sports Desk & Rude Notes from a Decompression Chamber in Miami (with Raoul Duke) — August 2, 1973 (No. 140, pp. 8–10)
Fear and Loathing at the Watergate: Mr. Nixon Has Cashed His Check — September 27, 1973 (No. 144, pp. 30–39, 73-92)
Fear and Loathing at the Super Bowl — February 28, 1974 (No. 155, pp. 28–38, 42-52)
Fear and Loathing in Washington: It Was a Nice Place. They Were Principled People, Generally - July 4, 1974 (No. 164, pp. 42–47)
Fear and Loathing in Washington: The Boys in the Bag — July 4, 1974 (No. 164)
Fear and Loathing in Limbo : The Scum Also Rises — October 10, 1974 (No. 171, pp. 28–36, 49-52)
Fear and Loathing in Saigon: Interdicted Dispatch from the Global Affairs Desk — May 22, 1975 (No. 187, pp. 32–34)
Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '76: Third Rate Romance, Low Rent Rendezvous — June 3, 1976 (No. 214, pp. 54–64, 84-88)
The Banshee Screams for Buffalo Meat: Fear and Loathing in the Graveyard of the Weird - December 15, 1977 (No. 254, pp. 48–59)
Last Tango in Vegas: Fear and Loathing in the Near Room — May 4, 1978 (No. 264)
Last Tango in Vegas: Fear and Loathing in the Far Room — May 18, 1978 (No. 265)
Midnight on the Palm Beach Express: A Dog Took My Place — July 21/August 4, 1983 (No. 400/401, pp. 18–32, 122)
The Sequins were Michael's Idea (Fllv Excerpt) — ?
The Fall of Saigon — May 9, 1985
Victory and Vegeance (Songs of the Doomed Excerpt) — 1990
Welcome to the Nineties: Gunfight at the Gonzo Corral – November 1, 1990 (No. 590, pp. 47–49, 104)
The Taming of the Shrew — October 5, 1991
Fear and Loathing in Elko — January 22, 1992 (No. 622, pp. 22–31, 54-56) [5]
Mr. Bill's Neighborhood — September 17, 1992 [6]
He was a Crook — June 16, 1994 (No. 684, pp. 42–44, 119) [7] [8]
Polo Is My Life — December 15, 1994 (No. 697, pp. 44–56, 109-111)
Bill Clinton — ?
The Proud Highway: The Letters of Hunter S. Thompson 1956-1967 – June 12, 1997 (No. 762, pp. 80–84, 128-129)
Memo From The National Affairs Desk: More Trouble in Mr. Bill’s Neighborhood – March 19, 1998 (No. 782, pp. 48–49)
Hey Rube! I Love You! — May 13, 1999 (No. 812, pp. 38–40)
The Fun-Hogs In The Passing Lane – November 11, 2004 (No. 961, pp. 58–61)
Fear and Loathing, Campaign 2004 — November 11, 2004 [9]

Rogue Magazine

Big Sur: The Tropic of Henry Miller — October 1961
Burial at Sea — December 1961 [10]

Running Magazine

ISSN 0274-8789

The Charge of the Weird Brigade — March/April 1981 (No. 6, pp. 22–39)

San Francisco Examiner

Buffalo Gores a Visitor – September 23, 1985
The Geek from Coral Gables – September 30, 1985
Death to the Weird – October 4, 1985
666 Pennsylvania Ave. – October 7, 1985
Nixon and the Whale Woman – October 21, 1985
Bad Nerves in Fat City – October 25, 1985
Full-time Scrambling – November 4, 1985
The Worst People in the World – November 11, 1985
The Beast with Three Backs – November 18, 1985
The Doctor Will See You Now – November 25, 1985
Revenge of the Fish Heads – December 2, 1985
Saturday Night in The City – December 9, 1985
A Generation of Swine – December 16, 1985
Après Moi, le Déluge – December 23, 1985
The Dim and Dirty Road – December 30, 1985
Off With Their Heads – January 6, 1986
The American Century? – January 13, 1986
Crank Time in Tripoli – January 20, 1986
Meat Sickness – January 27, 1986
Last Train from Chicago – February 3, 1986
Kill Them Before They Eat – February 10, 1986
Four Million Thugs – February 17, 1986
Memo from the W Room – February 24, 1986
The Gonzo Salvage Co. – March 3, 1986
Salvage Is Not Looting – March 10, 1986
Dawn at the Boca Chica' – March 17, 1986
Let the Cheap Dogs Eat – March 24, 1986
Ox Butchered in Tripoli – March 31, 1986
Never Get Off the Boat – April 7, 1986
They Called Him Deep Throat – April 14, 1986
The Pro-Flogging View – April 21, 1986
Just Another Terrorist – April 28, 1986
The Woman from Kiev – May 5, 1986
Two More Years – May 12, 1986
They All Drowned – May 19, 1986
Four More Games – May 26, 1986
Last Dance in Dumb Town – June 2, 1986
Rise of the TV Preachers – June 9, 1986
Dealing with Pigs – June 16, 1986
Deported to Malaysia – June 23, 2986
A Clean, Ill-Lighted Place – June 30, 1986
Slow Day at the Airport – July 7, 1986
Lester Maddox Lives – July 14, 1986
Sex, Drugs and Rock and Roll – July 21, 1986
Welcome to the Tunnel – August 11, 1986
Strictly Business – August 18, 1986
Midnight in the Desert – August 25, 1986
Showdown in the Pig Palace – September 1, 1986
Down to a Sunless Sea – September 8, 1986
The Turk Comes to TV News – September 15, 1986
Bull Market on The Strip – September 22, 1986
The South African Problem – September 29, 1986
Loose Cannon on the Deck – October 6, 1986
Let the Good Times Roll – October 13, 1986
A Death in the Family – October 20, 1986
The Garden of Agony – November 3, 1986
Back to the Ormsby House – November 5, 1986
White Trash with Money – November 17, 1986
The Lord and a Good Lawyer – December 1, 1986
Ronald Reagan Is Doomed – December 8, 1986
God Bless Colonel North – December 15, 1986
Orgy of the Dead – December 22, 1986
The Year of the Pig – December 29, 1986
Mixup at the Hospital – January 5, 1987
The Gizzard of Darkness – January 12, 1987
Crazy Patrick and Big Al – January 19, 1987
Trapped in Harding Park – January 26, 1987
Expelled from the System – February 9, 1987
Gone with the Wind – February 16, 1987
New Blood on the Tracks – February 23, 1987
The Lake of Fire – March 2, 1987
So Long, George – March 16, 1987
Doomed Love in the Rockies – March 23, 1987
The Scum of the Earth – March 30, 1987
The Losers' Club – April 6, 1987
The Loved Ones – April 20, 1987
The Death Ship – April 27, 1987
The American Dream – May 4, 1987
Caligula and the 7 Dwarfs – May 11, 1987
Memo from the Queer Desk – May 18, 1987
The Time of the Geek – May 25, 1987
A Wild and Crazy Guy – June 1, 1987
Ollie's Choice – June 16, 1987
The Trickle-Down Theory – June 22, 1987
Four More Years – June 29, 1987
Dance of the Seven Dwarfs – July 6, 1987
It Was You, Charlie – July 13, 1987
Fat Men on Horseback – July 20, 1987
Cowboys at Sea – July 27, 1987
Blame it on Dead Bill – August 3, 1987
The Last Taxi to Scotland – August 17, 1987
Gary Hart Talks Politics – September 7, 1987
Swine of the Week – September 14, 1987
Here Come de Judge – September 21, 1987
Wooing the Degenerate Vote – September 28, 1987
The Weak and the Weird – October 5, 1987
The Time Has Come – October 12, 1987
The Worm Turns – October 26, 1987
The End of an Era – 1987
The Hellfire Club – February 22, 1988
The Other George Bush – March 21, 1988
President Bush Will See You Now –
I Slit My Own Eyeballs –
The New Dumb –
Letter to the President –

Scanlan's Monthly

ISSN 0036-5661

The Temptations of Jean-Claude Killy — March 1970 (Volume 1, Issue 1, pp. 89–100)
The Kentucky Derby Is Decadent and Depraved — June 1970 (Volume 1, Issue 4, pp. 1–12)
Police Chief - The Indispensable Magazine of Law Enforcement — September 1970 (Volume 1, Issue 7, pp. 63–66)
The Aspen Wallposter (Advertisement) – 1971 (Volume 1, Issue 8, p. 96)

Spider Magazine

ISSN 0561-6166

Collect Telegram from a Mad Dog — October 13, 1965 [11]

Time

ISSN 0040-781X

Doomed Love at the Taco Stand — November 10, 1997 [12]

Vanity Fair

ISSN 0733-8899

Prisoner of Denver - June 1, 2004 (w/ Mark Seal)[13]

Miscellany

"Fire in the Nuts". Gonzo International/Steam Press/Petro III Graphics/Sylph Publications, 2004 (Limited edition of 176 copies). Republished in the third issue of The Woody Creeker.

Liner Notes – The Big Sky Singers Self-Titled debut album on Dot Records, 1964. [14]

Introduction – America by Ralph Steadman, Straight Arrow. 1974

Introduction – Autobiography of a Brown Buffalo by Oscar Zeta Acosta 1989 Edition. Vintage ISBN 0679722130

Introduction – Revolt of the Cockroach People by Oscar Zeta Acosta 1989 Edition. Vintage ISBN 0679722122

Foreword – Gonzo: The Art by Ralph Steadman, Harcourt Brace. 1998. ISBN 0151003874.

Foreword – The Boys on the Bus by Timothy Crouse, Random House. 2003 Trade Paperback Edition. ISBN 978-0-8129-6820-0 (0-8129-6820-4).

Known unpublished works

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Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas – Extra Chapters – Thompson wrote two additional chapters for Fear and Loathing that were not included in the final text. Douglas Brinkley, Thompson's literary executor, told an interviewer he did not understand why the two chapters were cut, as they are extremely funny and fit very well with the rest of the book, but may have been cut due to space considerations at Rolling Stone. Brinkley said he hoped the chapters will be released in the near future. One chapter includes the "coconut smashing scene" that was included in the film adaptation of Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.^[3]

The Gun Lobby – Brinkley described this 250-page manuscript as "Fear and Loathing at the NRA". Thompson was commissioned to do the story for Esquire magazine, and the manuscript got shoved in a drawer for decades. Brinkley says he hopes to have it published soon.^[4]

The Joint Chiefs or The Death of the American Dream – Thompson's letters from 1968 mention a book on the death of the American dream that was never published because he wasn't satisfied with the manuscript, calling it "a pile of shit".^[5]

The Night Manager – A non-fiction novel about Thompson's time at the O'Farrell Theater strip club in San Francisco. Originally an assignment to write about "couples pornography" for Playboy.

Prince Jellyfish – Thompson's first novel, written in the early 60's and never published. A short excerpt was printed in Songs of the Doomed.

Polo Is My Life – Thompson described this novel as fictional, "...a sex book — you know, sex, drugs and rock and roll. It's about the manager of a sex theater who's forced to leave and flee to the mountains. He falls in love and gets in even more trouble than he was in the sex theater in San Francisco".^[6] The novel was slated to be released by Random House in 1999, and was even assigned ISBN 0679406948, but was never actually published.

Short Stories – Thompson wrote numerous fictional short stories during the late 1950s and 1960s, most of which were rejected by literary magazines at the time. Brinkley told an interviewer that many of the stories are quite good, and that a collection of early short stories is in the works.^[3]

Sources

Joel Parham (2006). Hunter S Thompson: A Bibliography

References

^ All publication information in the "Books" section was verified with Bowker's Books In Print Professional (accessed 26-28, June 2007)
^ All ISSN information in the "Articles" section was verified using OCLC WorldCat
^ ^a ^b Stop Smiling #22 Hunter S. Thompson Memorial Issue
^ Beach, Patrick Past and Present Austin American-Statesman June 3rd, 2007.
^ Thompson, Hunter (2001). Fear and Loathing in America (2nd ed. ed.). Simon & Schuster. pp. 784. ISBN 978-0684873169.
^ Sara Nelson 1996 Interview with Hunter S. Thompson The Book Report

Works by or about Hunter S. Thompson

Novels

Short stories

"Fire in the Nuts"

Short story collections

Screw-Jack & Other Stories

Essay collections

The Gonzo Papers	The Great Shark Hunt Generation of Swine Songs of the Doomed Better Than Sex

Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72
The Proud Highway
Fear and Loathing in America
Kingdom of Fear
Hey Rube
The Mutineer

Articles

Non-fiction

Film adaptations

Documentaries

Fear and Loathing in Gonzovision (1978)
Breakfast with Hunter (2003)
Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson (2008)

Bibliography of Hunter S. Thompson
Gonzo journalism

Persondata
Name	Thompson Hunter S Bibliography
Alternative names
Short description
Date of birth	July 18, 1937
Place of birth	Louisville, Kentucky, USA
Date of death	February 20, 2005
Place of death	Woody Creek, Colorado, USA

Hunter S. Thompson bibliography

Contents

Books

Articles

Miscellany

Known unpublished works

Sources

References