A Book Review on Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas

Here’s the latest book review on a book that is popular but unfortunately, I didn’t seem to understand it. Neither did my husband who also chimes in with his thoughts on it.
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[@emersonkelly9654]

You didn't like the use of words? in my mind its kind of like Lewis Carols 'Alice in Wonderland'

[@LifeLessonsFromBooks]

I think there’s a time “thing” happening here in the sense that I’m reading it with a modern lens/perspective. It’s like reading Brothers Grimm tales and even though they were cautionary tales back then for children, read with today’s mindset, it just gives you a little “shock” because we aren’t used to it. 🤔😊

[@buddhastaxi666]

Its how the vibes of a city based on greed and vulgarity and cheap b grade thrills affected the minds of someone high. True they are debauched characters yet there is the truth that ethenogens give clarity. Eg The Third Reich used car salesmen humping the American dream.

[@danweber395]

F&L in LV is 1 of the funniest & trully entertaining books I've ever read. Thompson just managed to capture a certain moment of Americana just when the so promising flames of Height & Ashbury died out but the underlying subculture of psychodelics & social debauchery lived on... Well, in Hunter's own words "still humping the American dream at 4 a.m. in a LV casino".

[@LifeLessonsFromBooks]

Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. Happy reading! 🙂