Intended AudienceTrade
Reviews"A dead-on, wry portrait of the life of the road warrior." -The Washington Post "Up in the Airdeliciously lambastes corporate America. Kirn's satire ranges deftly over our contemporary landscape." -The Wall Street Journal "Terrifically funny and poignant.... Beneath its glittering, comic surface,Up in the Airasks if, in pursuing what we think we want, we might lose ourselves completely." -Minneapolis Star-Tribune "[A] hilarious, often ingenious ode to America.... Whip smart yet entertaining enough to rival anything from John Grisham." -Time Out New York, "A dead-on, wry portrait of the life of the road warrior." - The Washington Post " Up in the Air deliciously lambastes corporate America. Kirn's satire ranges deftly over our contemporary landscape." - The Wall Street Journal "Terrifically funny and poignant.... Beneath its glittering, comic surface, Up in the Air asks if, in pursuing what we think we want, we might lose ourselves completely." - Minneapolis Star-Tribune "[A] hilarious, often ingenious ode to America.... Whip smart yet entertaining enough to rival anything from John Grisham." - Time Out New York From the Trade Paperback edition., "A dead-on, wry portrait of the life of the road warrior." - The Washington Post " Up in the Air deliciously lambastes corporate America. Kirn's satire ranges deftly over our contemporary landscape." - The Wall Street Journal "Terrifically funny and poignant.... Beneath its glittering, comic surface, Up in the Air asks if, in pursuing what we think we want, we might lose ourselves completely." - Minneapolis Star-Tribune "[A] hilarious, often ingenious ode to America.... Whip smart yet entertaining enough to rival anything from John Grisham." - Time Out New York, "A dead-on, wry portrait of the life of the road warrior." Rudy Maxa,The Washington Post "[A] hilarious, often ingenious ode to America.. . . . Whip smart yet entertaining enough to rival anything from John Grisham." Julia Dahl,Time Out New York "Kirn's style is as bright and metallic as the shiny skin of a jet airplane. But his underlying point is refreshingly down to earth." John Gallagher,Chicago Tribune