There, too were the beginnings of his future as a masterful prose stylist." -William Kennedy, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Ironweed, “Thompson Flashes Signs of the Vitriol That Would Later Be Turned Loose ON Society.” USA Today, "A great and an unexpected joy. Thompson would use in the years ahead-bizarre wit, mockery without end, redundant excess, supreme self-confidence, the narrative of the wounded meritorious ego, and the idiopathic anger of the righteous outlaw-were all there in his precocious imagination in San Juan. a languid and lovingly executed book that reveals its emotional depths slowly." - Salon, "The tools Hunter S. " A remarkably full and mature first novel.
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