[ProudVet77]

If you ask Scott Crossfield (one of the guys with the right stuff) Wolfe wasn't very good at writing about other subjects.

[Do not dub me shapka broham]

Believe it or not, that's one Tom Wolfe book that I've never read, even though there's a copy lying on one of my bookshelves.

As far as broad cultural/economic/political trends, I don't think there's a better ethnographer than Wolfe.

"The Painted Word" and "From Bauhaus to our House" are probably the two best, most vividly written critiques of postmodern art/architecture out there.

One of my favorite Wolfe works is The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test.