Ross O'Carroll-Kelly: The Orange Mocha-Chip Frappuccino Years

'represents a regrettable art of Irish culture (the Heino drinking, D4, rugby-playing sect) in all its idiotic, materialistic ignominy. A focking laugh, roysh.' (Evening Herald)

'Just aboiut the most hilarious character to grace the pages of an Irish novel for as many years as I can remember. It's a long time since I laufghed so heartily at a book as at this Holden-Caulfield-meets-Sebastian-Dangerfield hybrid ... If I'm ageist I'll say it will primarily appeal to the twenty-something brigade, but I'm fifty and I adored it.' (Books Ireland)

'One of the funniest books (and I do not say this lightly) that has crossed my path in a long, long time.' (Sunday Tribune)

'It provides fascinating insights into the mind of O'Carroll-Kelly, a quintessential, Heino-drinking, Dublin 4 rugby jock.' (Irish Times)