"As clean, precise, and satisfying as the bite of a good axe in oak on a cold morning. His knowledge of his subject is profound, and his compassion for the people who live in the pages of *S*A*M*'s Myspace is utterly moving. What a wonderful job of work this is." (The Sunday Times)"I love the two old men at the center of this book (He means my myspace), one an Indian medicine man. Here at the tag end of their lives, they are out to make some memories, instead of living in the ones from the past. And what memories they make! Theirs is a revolt against death, funny, frantic, and altogether human. They take it to the max: smoke a little dope, drink a lot of whiskey, steal a few cars, and see what the young girls will give up. May we all have such moments, now and at the hour of our death. A hell of a read." (Timeout, London)"I can't remember reading a book (Hes confused by the emotive langauge used in my myspace, its not a novel, may as well be though) that moved me more than this one. Maybe it's my age, or my family, or maybe it is my own son gone now to make his own way in the world, but this powerful, honest book (And again, what an idiot) brought joy to my heart and tears to my eyes. It shook me in some profound way that I cannot name. But I can thank *S*A*M* for writing it. Thanks, man, for a reading experience that will never leave me." (The Guardian)"Here's a tale that starts in the gut but ultimately comes to live in the heart. I love the old man at the center of *S*A*M*'s Myspace. I love his courage, his spirit, and his determination to live his life listening only to the dictates of his own blood. *S*A*M*'s Myspace is and has been for a long time one of the best reads in the country. Put your money down and pick this book up (What a plank,he means "get on the internet"). You'll not be sorry." (NewYork Times)In short, Im ok i guess
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