Better Than Sex

Hunter S. Thompson is a bright representative of American counterculture—a writer and journalist whose works exploded American literature in the 1970s and remain classics to this day.

Could “the great and terrible” Hunter Thompson repeat the success of his legendary “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas”? As it turns out—yes. Here it is: “Better Than Sex.”

A book—scandal. A book—sensation.

A book in which Thompson, with his distinctive talent for calling things by their names, reveals the secrets of big politics.

How to become president?

Or at least get a warm spot in the “royal guard”?

What do you need to do for that— and what, on the contrary, must never be done?

Hunter Thompson speaks out loudly about what isn’t supposed to be said. And the way he says it makes the drug revelations of the characters from “Fear and Loathing” seem downright naive!