Críticas:
"A brilliant follow-up to How to Be a Woman....If you are a fan of common sense, comic writing and pop culture, buy [Moranthology] immediately."--Roisin Ingle, The Irish Times
"[Moran's] skill as an interviewer lies not in the killer question but in the way she conveys being there and messing it up. She is gleeful and rueful and on the money."--Claudia FitzHerbert, The Spectator
"In Moranthology, a collection of [Moran's] greatest hits, she has full rein to unleash a barrage of scorchingly funny and uncensored opinions on the rest of the known universe."--Elissa Schappell, Vanity Fair Best Books of the Year
"The truth will set you free, some say. In Moran's case, it will make you guffaw... This witty and wise collection is sure to expand Moran's fan base on this side of the pond."--Allison Block, Booklist
"Caitlin Moran is not only hilarious, sharply intelligent and so much more than a 'shit Dickens or Orwell, but with tits'; she is one of the most astute social commentators hitting a keyboard today."--Abby O'Reilly, The Independent
"Moranthology is a merry ramble on anything and everything. A diffuse collection allows Moran to show off her strengths: a broad range of interests, an almost canine enthusiasm, and a love of the world and its people that radiates from every page.--Malena Watrous, San Francisco Chronicle Book Review
"Fans of Ms. Moran will be especially pleased that all the pith and wit about How to Be a Woman remain on display in Moranthology."--Rachel Hurn, Wall Street Journal
Reseña del editor:
Gathers columns originally from the London "Times" detailing the author's experiences in journalism, from walking twenty-six miles in the rain to visiting a sex club with Lady Gaga, and offering her views on serious and lighter subjects.
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