What about Men?

“Irreverent… . Eye-opening.” – New York Times Book Review

“Insightful nuggets of truth and practical wisdom mix with the snorts and sputters of laughter, making this a worthwhile, enjoyable, and timely read.” – Booklist

“This very funny writer addresses the dearth of discussion and support for men’s problems, applying a sympathetic eye … Reassuring, enlightening, and inspiring.” – Kirkus Reviews

Praise for Caitlin Moran: “The joy of Moran’s writing lies in how she combines thoughtfulness and intelligence with proper belly laughs…. It’s this clarity about how the world can be improved, how we can all be better at life, that lies at the heart of Moran’s writing. She may be funny, but she’s also right.” – Independent (London)

“Moran’s frank wit is appealing.” – The New Yorker

“No one tackles issues as big as income inequality and global warming or as small as bang trims and Benedict Cumberbatch’s ass quite like the wickedly funny Caitlin Moran.” – Cosmopolitan

“Superbly funny.” – The Guardian

“One of the funniest feminist writers working today.” – Bust Magazine

“It is bracing in this season of losing [Nora] Ephron to discover a younger feminist writer who scrimmages with the patriarchy and drop kicks zingers with comic flair….A must-read for anyone curious to find out just how very funny a self-proclaimed ‘strident feminist’ can be.” – Maureen Corrigan, NPR’s Fresh Air

Caitlin Moran’s debut book, How to Be a Woman, was an instant New York Times bestseller, with more than one million copies distributed worldwide. Her first novel, How to Build a Girl, received widespread acclaim, and she adapted it into a major motion picture starring Beanie Feldstein and Emma Thompson. As a twice-weekly columnist at The Times of London, Moran has won the British Society of Magazine Editors “Columnist of the Year” Award eight times. She lives in London.