Helen Andrews calls the Boomers to account, [presenting] profiles of luminaries who promised much, ... including Camille Paglia, Aaron Sorkin, Steve Jobs, and Sonia Sotomayor. In covering the mighty works of these titans, Andrews [posits that] their lives and their generational idiosyncrasies have secretly deformed â in plain sight â our society and our successive generations.
What The Reviewers Say
Barton Swaim,
Wall Street Journal
It is a useful exercise to consider the attitudes and presuppositions that impelled members of a generational cohort to act as they did.
Yuval Levin,
National Review
Crazy times in our politics are often the best times to seek some perspective and clarity and to look for a framework for understanding how we got here. And there’s a new book out this week that offers just that, and in a wonderfully engaging form.
Publishers Weekly
A scathing critique of the baby boomer generation’s 'dismal legacy.'.