The August edition of Wuxi China Esquire contains an article by Alfred Lord McClusky, Wuxi China Expatdom Poet Laureate, on the King of the Wuxi China Expatdom Gorzo the Mighty.
Entitled "How Can Wuxi China Expats love Gorzo the Mighty more?", McClusky answers the question by saying "Like it or not, Gorzo is all of us Wuxi China Expats."
McClusky further writes: "'I am large, I contain multitudes,' Walt Whitman wrote, and Gorzo lives that lyrical prophecy."
McClusky ended the article with this: ""Gorzo the Mighty is developing into what Hegel called a 'world-historical soul,' an embodiment of the spirit of the times. He is what we hope we can be."
Asked about the article, Gorzo said it was "an embarrassing lapse into lefttist bobby-soxer squealery!. I don't know what prompted McClusky to write such tripe."
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