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HISTORY LESSONS

THE GONZO RHYTHM

May 23, 2008 by WALTER ISAACSON

BY WALTER ISAACSON In addition to serving as President and CEO of The Aspen Institute, Walter Isaacson is a writer, biographer, thinker, force of nature and regular visitor to the kitchen at Owl Farm. Before coming to the Aspen Institute, Isaacson ran CNN and was Managing Editor of Time Magazine. He is the author, most […]

Filed Under: ALL THINGS GONZO, HISTORY LESSONS

GNT CARE PACKAGE: WOODY CREEK DROP MASTER INVENTORY LIST & LETTER FROM HUNTER S. THOMPSON

September 20, 2006 by Hunter S. Thompson

Filed Under: HISTORY LESSONS, Issue: Summer/Fall 2006

CROSSING PATHS WITH HUNTER

September 20, 2006 by DAVID AMRAM

BY DAVID AMRAM For Hunter S. Thompson, February 2006 By David Amram for his forthcoming book Nine Lives of Musical Cat I first crossed paths with Hunter S. Thompson in 1950 when he was working for the Middletown Record, a small paper in upstate New York. Hunter was staying on the West side of Route […]

Filed Under: HISTORY LESSONS, Issue: Summer/Fall 2006

WINTER AT THE BIG HOUSE: 1961-1962

September 9, 2006 by MOLLY STRANAHAN

BY MOLLY STRANAHAN Now a new Jersey resident but still a Woody Creeker at heart, George Stranahan’s oldest daughter recalls a long-ago winter in this continuation of her memories of a Woody Creek childhood. In 1961 my family moved into the newly built house on Casady Creek and spent the winter there, our first Woody […]

Filed Under: HISTORY LESSONS, Issue: Summer/Fall 2006

FULL MOON

May 14, 2006 by JAY PAYNE

(A MOSTLY TRUE STORY) BY JAY PAYNE Before the Janss boys started Snowmass, when lots cost $1,500 and Freddie Fisher’s upside-down water spout defied gravity, I lived in the Woody Creek Trailer Park. If I rode my bicycle up the hill I could look past Hunter’s house up Little Woody Creek and see the district […]

Filed Under: HISTORY LESSONS, Issue: May 2006

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Viral Menace Artist: Ralph Steadman

Ralph Steadman (born 15 May 1936) is a British illustrator best known for his collaboration and friendship with the American writer Hunter S. Thompson. Steadman is renowned for his political and social artwork. He is a regular contributor of the Woody Creeker magazine and is our most beloved Gonzo Family member. He lives in England, and his daily commute to work from Kent Castle to his art studio is a 1 minute walk.  His work has inspired generations of fans as well as other artists and friends who try to keep up.

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