“‘A hilarious and trenchantly accusatory dismissal of a generation’s underachievement, self-importance and refusal to grow up.’ Metro Life”
“‘This book reads like an extended stand-up routine’ Mail on Sunday”
“‘Really funny . . . Again and again Queenan neatly dices and skewers the pretensions, hypocrisies, and fashion mistakes of the generation that came of age during the 1960s . . . Balsamic Dreams is, as we Boomers would say, just about as good as it gets’ Washington Post”
“‘A witty tirade’ New York Times”
