Quasimodo Von Belvedere: Independent Superman of Chicago | ed. by Trevor Blake

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Quasimodo Von Belvedere: Independent Superman of Chicago | ed. by Trevor BlakeWobbly. Bootlegger. Satirist. The Lost Writings of Chicagos Independent Superman. Thats enough! I cried, interrupting him. You are an anarchist! Its talk like that that undermines the discipline of labor and destroys the fabric of government. I would become the American Rasputin. Who was Quasimodo von Belvedere? To the police, he was Vincenc Noga, a bootlegger identified by a magnificent ten inch mustache that he refused to shave, even when it led to

of time and of language

The book has been compared favorably to Orwell's own classics

To the bohemians of 1920s Chicago

as his life’s story is still revealing itself more than a century later

Gordan Djurdjevic

and political critique into a relentless attack on the soul-crushing fanaticism of the communist faithful

revealing and bizarre search for the truth

as a Fulbright scholar

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Greene dissects the psychology of attraction

accused of statutory rape (and found innocent)

is Anton LaVey’s last laugh from the black house at the end of the American century