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Bruno Rodolpho brunorodolpho — Historically and medically very significant.

M Andrew mandrewlee — The book was pretty boring and contained mostly general "Intro to public speaking" type information. Not recommended.

Eric August a16159529928011 — This is one of the funniest books I've ever read. It's packed with rapier-sharp wit and hilarious misadventures, all delivered at breakneck speed. It's also a story of unexpected depth, despite the ridiculously shallow cast of characters and their asinine preoccupations. There's nothing particularly profound about the people and the 80s New York lifestyle it satirises, and it's not a book that screams Literary with a capital L. But make no mistake, it's very finely written and full of acute observations and three-dimensional characters. The real triumph of this book is probably that McInerney writes so convincingly as Alison Poole. If he weren't a man and famous in his own right for a distinctly different personality, I'd accuse this novel of being a thinly-veiled autobiography. He nailed the voice that well. I've come across some criticisms that this book lacks a 'plot', but when you're reading about characters and situations as hideous and amusing as the ones in this book, a plot almost seems beside the point. This is a character novel that succeeds both as entertainment and as a work of literature.