“Dickinson’s widely accessible and but nonetheless engaging fourth novel details one frantic day in the life of a Chicago tabloid editor who learns that the mediocre tabloid where he works is folding.” — Publishers Weekly
“The pace in the novel is absolutely jet speed. Dialogue is bright and lively, and the commentary on the media is stunning. A first- rate novel.” — Library Journal
“Blistering. . . . Stylish entertainment. . . . Often profane and very funny.” — Boston Globe
“Marvelous . . . absorbing and lively . . . a skillfully woven tale.” — New York Times
“Satiric, slightly raunchy, often hilarious and altogether delightful.” — Washington Post
“A fine book, polished, sharp-witted and excellently written. . . . Part serious and part farce, a combination of high drama and hijinks complete with stabbings, wildcat strikes, betrayals and larcenies both petty and grand.” — Minneapolis Star Tribune
“Remarkable . . . full of dark humor, odd and telling details and pitch-perfect dialogue.” — San Francisco Chronicle
“Written with accuracy, wit, flair, style and a sense of comedy . . . totally engrossing.” — Kansas City Star