shame that these guys are just myths now. while I haven't read Sacks, the description reminds me of writers like plimpton, hemmingway, and thompson, who were th

shame that these guys are just myths now. while I haven't read Sacks, the description reminds me of writers like plimpton, hemmingway, and thompson, who were the protagonists of their own stories and writing to capture an essence that we were just sold as fiction because it's the only way anyone would believe it. i was disappointed to read the article though. he sounded really cool, and I don't think the author did him the justice that another man who knows those things or has done them could have recognized or appreciated.