'Hilarious... cynically examines the angst of modern office life.'
XFM ‘The manual for misbehaving in your forties’
Radio 4’s Loose Ends ‘Feel like you’ve reached the top of the hill? Malcolm Burgess has a humerous take on what it’s like to be 40-plus.’
Women’s Weekly ‘Very funny, but very scary’
BBC Radio London ‘A tongue-in-cheek guide ... Read morefor those of us who, thanks to longer life expectancy and the spread of no-brow cultute, find ourselves stranded between youth and middle-age’
Mark Sanderson, Sunday Telegraph ‘How to be a fortysomething in the 21st century: a guide for the perplexed. What does it mean to be 40 in 2007? A new book helps Generation Confused negotiate the tricky ground of middle youth.’
The Scotsman ‘How to hit 40 – and get away with it. How to handle the most confusing decade, presented in a handy A-Z guide.’
The Daily Record ‘At an age when our parents were striving to pull off that wisdom thing, 21st century 40-something dude is still fondling his Morrissey collection, ogling fast cars (driven, sadly, by Jeremy Clarkson) and listening to cool counds on the radio (played, sadder still, by Jonathan Ross on Radio 2, which is, of course, the new Radio 1). Meanwhile 40-something bird is contemplating procreation.’
The Sunday Herald 'Genuinely laugh-out-loud funny.'
City AM 'Happy to be back at work? If not, you may find solace here.'
Daily Express 'Wry and observant.'
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