Gonzo

Gonzo journalism is a style of reporting that blends factual storytelling with personal experience and subjective perspective. Originating in the 1970s with writers like Hunter S. Thompson, it often involves the journalist immersing themselves in the story rather than maintaining detached objectivity. This approach aims to provide a more vivid, intense, and authentic portrayal of events, emphasizing emotional impact and individual voice. Gonzo journalism is characterized by a rebellious attitude toward traditional reporting, using unconventional techniques to engage readers and convey deeper truths beyond mere facts.