Thomas E. Woods Jr. and a Modern Day Charles Bukowski?

Check out this interview of Thomas E. Woods by Dennis Miller.  While I am a big fan of Woods, I was hesitant to see how he would be treated by a Neo-Con like Miller.  Don't get me wrong, I think Miller is hilarious but his never-ending devotion to the military and an imperialistic foreign policy borders on pathetic.  Nonetheless, the interview goes very well and Woods does a great job and actually garners a lot of praise from Miller in the end.

After seeing many glowing reviews, I decided to purchase Woods' new book Rollback

Since I bought it from the Mises Institute, I also picked up another bumper sticker for the car:

Anyway, I think I found a kind-of modern day equivalent of Charles Bukowski.  Check out James Altucher. The dude has been an investor for the past fifteen years and appears to have lived a very interesting life.  Much of his writing has shades of Bukowski's story telling style.  Sure he isn't drinking 24/7 and having promiscuous sex with anyone who lacks genitalia, but his life is just as fascinating.

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