Nonfiction

“. . . nothing short of a sublime gift to the fashion industry.”

“In a voice like none other. . . . perhaps the most ingratiatingly candid of the many celebrity memoirs.”

“While the pop-up restaurant may represent the anti fine-dining model, it’s not exactly dining for the 99%. In fact it has created an elitist experience of its own.”

“. . . [a] worthwhile addition to any word-lover’s book shelf.”

“One way to read this book . . . is as a study of the American tall tale.”

“Her style never obtrudes on her subject or that quiet sense of transcendence. . . . We are clearly at home in these deep, rich poems.”

“‘Friendship might be free, but it requires a real investment.’” —Julie Klam

“Light and Shade is simply an excellent rock ’n’ roll read.”

“. . . despite Ms. Freeland’s tut-tutting about the new power elite, her unintended message is that money, status, and power have always been the gods we pursue.”

“. . . almost cinematic in its ability to go from an intimate scene to a great sweeping take of an army marching—without skipping a beat.”

“Billionaires & Ballot Bandits is impartial—the corruption walks both sides of the aisle, and Greg Palast makes no effort to hide this.”

“. . . the editor either fell asleep during the first chapter or ran out of red ink.”