Description: Praise for Martin Millar "I've been a fan of his work for almost twenty years." -Neil Gaiman Praise forMilk, Sulphate, and Alby Starvation "The book is finally appearing in its first American edition-a development not only welcome but ages overdue . . . It's right on that edge between youth and wisdom, cute and serious, words and pictures . . . give yourself a break and pick this up. It will remind you of your youth-or somebody's."-New York Times Book Review "The dizzying array of characters and perspectives whips Millar's madcap story into a potent blitz that runs at full throttle through the satisfying conclusion. Fans of Irvine Welsh will love Millar's singularly entertaining tale of suspicious minds."-Publishers Weekly Praise forSuzy, Led Zeppelin, and Me "Even readers who last listened to "Houses of the Holy" during the Reagan administration will find much to enjoy here. For 200 pages, Glasgow circa 1972 shimmers like a vision of Atlantis, a lost world." -Ed Park,The Los Angeles Times Praise forLonely Werewolf Girl "It's so compelling you don't want to it end. The grungy, gory, glorious world that World Fantasy Awardwinner Millar has created is unforgettable."-Booklist "[A] loving tribute to disaffection and the hopefulness of youth."-Publishers Weekly

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