Sex at universities, astronauts and acid. Seven books of Tom Wolfe, which should read
On May 15, Tom Wolf, a reporter, who came up with “New Journalism”, and a writer who reanimated the genre of a social novel, died in New York. During his long life, Wolf wrote dozens of books and hundreds of articles on a variety of topics, many of which have long become the classic of American journalism and literature. Medusa editor Alexander Gorbachev chose the seven main books of Wolf and explained what they are important. Tom Wolf in 1988, when the novel “Bonfires of Ambitions” came out.