The Boys on the Bus - Softcover

Crouse, Timothy

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Softcover

ISBN 10: 0345340159 ISBN 13: 9780345340153

Publisher: Ballantine Books, 1990

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Reporter Timothy Crouse's behind-the-scenes coverage of the political press corps during the 1972 presidential campaign. An enlightening study in journalism and the political process. Photographs, Index.

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Review:

"All the secrets . . . the definitive story."
--The Washington Post

"Provokes, perplexes, illuminates and amuses."
--Newsweek
"An extremely insightful and provocative book."
--New York

"Crouse takes a big bite out of the hand that
feeds news to America----a mean, funny,
absolutely honest book!"
--Hunter S. Thompson

"Marvelously entertaining . . . There is no better way to
find out just how the news . . . reaches us."
--The Boston Globe
All the secrets . . . the definitive story.
The Washington Post
Provokes, perplexes, illuminates and amuses.
Newsweek

An extremely insightful and provocative book.
New York
Crouse takes a big bite out of the hand that
feeds news to America a mean, funny,
absolutely honest book!
Hunter S. Thompson
Marvelously entertaining . . . There is no better way to
find out just how the news . . . reaches us.
The Boston Globe
"

All the secrets . . . the definitive story.
The Washington Post

Provokes, perplexes, illuminates and amuses.
Newsweek

An extremely insightful and provocative book.
New York

Crouse takes a big bite out of the hand that
feeds news to America a mean, funny,
absolutely honest book!
Hunter S. Thompson

Marvelously entertaining . . . There is no better way to
find out just how the news . . . reaches us.
The Boston Globe
"

"All the secrets . . . the definitive story."
--The Washington Post

"Provokes, perplexes, illuminates and amuses."
--Newsweek

"An extremely insightful and provocative book."
--New York

"Crouse takes a big bite out of the hand that
feeds news to America----a mean, funny,
absolutely honest book!"
--Hunter S. Thompson

"Marvelously entertaining . . . There is no better way to
find out just how the news . . . reaches us."
--The Boston Globe

About the Author:

Timothy Crouse has been a contributing editor to Rolling Stone and The Village Voice, and the Washington columnist for Esquire, writing numerous articles for these and other publications, including The New Yorker. He translated, with Luc Brebion, Roger Martin du Gard's Lieutenant-Colonel de Maumort. The new version of Anything Goes that he coauthored with John Weidman was staged at the Royal National Theatre in London.

Hunter S. Thompson (July 18, 1937-February 20, 2005) was an American journalist and author. He was known for his flamboyant writing style, most notably deployed in Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, which blurred the distinctions between writer and subject, fiction and nonfiction. The best source on Thompson's writing style and personality is Thompson himself. His books include Hell's Angels: A Strange and Terrible Saga (1966), Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas: A Savage Journey to the Heart of the American Dream (1972), Fear and Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72 (1973); The Great Shark Hunt: Strange Tales from a Strange Time (1979); The Curse of Lono (1983); Generation of Swine, Gonzo Papers Vol. 2: Tales of Shame and Degradation in the 80's (1988); and Songs of the Doomed (1990).

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