What They're Saying About Thor Garcia:
"Thor Garcia . . . brings to mind the best bits of John Kennedy Toole’s A Confederacy of Dunces; the novels and short stories of Charles Bukowski; Bret Easton Ellis’ American Psycho and the gonzo journalism of Hunter S. Thompson, all made to feel at home within the unique, effortless likeability of Garcia’s own literary persona. . . . Highly recommended."
- B O D Y International Literary Review
“[Garcia's] panoramas may mesh together, the paranoias and detachments of the various characters may echo each other, but the overall result is a seductive, disturbing vision of life and one way of relating to it, as spectator to spectacle, as victim to one’s own agency, actions and inactions.”
- DecomP Magazine
“Presents fascinating ideas about society and the media.”
- PANK Magazine
“Thor sets out to drink himself to death, a true booze-head living in a worm-infested apartment in the heart of a ghetto, alienating most of the women he encounters if given enough time, spurning the rest, often beaten up and otherwise brutalized while somehow carrying more than his load. . . . Sicker than what Celine presents, for certain, but then the world is sicker now than in Celine’s day by any rational measure.
- nthposition.com
“It's hard to imagine writing that is more energetic.”
- The Prague Post
