(Not That You Asked)

Chronicling a life of confrontations with prominent figures in modern culture, the author engages in battles against personalities like Sean Hannity and Oprah Winfrey, while also navigating the chaos of reality TV and the fervor of Red Sox fans. Throughout these encounters, he pays tribute to his literary idol, Kurt Vonnegut. The collection of essays showcases a blend of humor and incisive commentary, earning praise for their richness and fearlessness from the Los Angeles Times.