What Will Happen To George Smith? Mysteriously Rich And Desperately Lonely, George Appears To Be Under Attack From All Quarters: His Former Wife And Four Horrible Children Are Suing To Get His Money; His Dipsomaniacal Housekeeper Is Trying To Arouse His Carnal Interest; His Secretary, The Beautiful, Blond Miss Thomson, Will Barely Give Him The Time Of Day. Making Matters Even Worse Are The Threatening Letters: Dear Sir: Only For The Moment Are We Saying Nothing. Yours, Etc., Present Associates.Despite Such Precautions As A Twoinchthick Surgical Steel Door And A Bulletproof Limousine, Smith Remains Worried. So He Undertakes To Build A Giant Mausoleum, Complete With Plumbing, In Which To Live. Hunter S. Thompson Called Reading This Book Like Sitting Down To An Evening Of Good Whisky And Mad Laughter In A Rare Conversation Somewhere On The Edge Of Reality.
