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His status as a wine and spirits writer has allowed him to travel the world and party with celebrities such as Kid Rock, Bono, the Culkin brothers and Bon Jovi, just to name a few. This just adds to the entertaining nature of the book. -- Hofstra Chronicle, November 2007
Drinking hasn't dulled his wit; some passages are terrifically funny, even if it's often clear that the telling is funnier than the events themselves. -- Booklist Online, June 2008
Dunn is a wine and spirits columnist ... and thus spends vast amounts of time in a state of inebriation for what he refers to as "research purposes." In Quitter, Dunn tells of his adventures in the world of wine in a way that never ceases to amuse. -- The University News, November 30, 2007
His ability to grab a reader's attention seems at points, effortless. -- The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, November 16, 2007
His hilarious memoir chronicles his voyages across the seas of booze-column stardom. Accompanied by a crew of quirky characters, including his freeloading roommate turned Hollywood superstar, Bottomfeeder, and a demonic, blackmailing attorney, The Beast, Dunn sets out to prove that sobriety is completely and utterly overrated. -- The Pitt News, University of Pittsburgh, November 28, 2007
I have tippled and traveled with Dunn, and I know that at least some of these stories have some connection to the truth. As they say on television, do not try this at home. -- Los Feliz Ledger, December 2007
Nobody Likes a Quitter is a humorous look at how Dunn went from a life of coke-snorting and couch-surfing in Aspen, Colorado, to living the booze-writer life filled with all-expense paid trips to investigate the latest in European drinking habits. -- Memphis Flyer, December 2007
Drinking hasn't dulled his wit; some passages are terrifically funny, even if it's often clear that the telling is funnier than the events themselves. -- Booklist Online, June 2008
Dunn is a wine and spirits columnist ... and thus spends vast amounts of time in a state of inebriation for what he refers to as "research purposes." In Quitter, Dunn tells of his adventures in the world of wine in a way that never ceases to amuse. -- The University News, November 30, 2007
His ability to grab a reader's attention seems at points, effortless. -- The Daily Gamecock, University of South Carolina, November 16, 2007
His hilarious memoir chronicles his voyages across the seas of booze-column stardom. Accompanied by a crew of quirky characters, including his freeloading roommate turned Hollywood superstar, Bottomfeeder, and a demonic, blackmailing attorney, The Beast, Dunn sets out to prove that sobriety is completely and utterly overrated. -- The Pitt News, University of Pittsburgh, November 28, 2007
I have tippled and traveled with Dunn, and I know that at least some of these stories have some connection to the truth. As they say on television, do not try this at home. -- Los Feliz Ledger, December 2007
Nobody Likes a Quitter is a humorous look at how Dunn went from a life of coke-snorting and couch-surfing in Aspen, Colorado, to living the booze-writer life filled with all-expense paid trips to investigate the latest in European drinking habits. -- Memphis Flyer, December 2007
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The Bloomsbury Review, May/June 2008
“…his stories sure are fun to read. … Like a weathered bartender supplying his patrons with hours of big-fish stories and bottomless brews, Dunn will keep you seated for the long haul.”
“…his stories sure are fun to read. … Like a weathered bartender supplying his patrons with hours of big-fish stories and bottomless brews, Dunn will keep you seated for the long haul.”
The Bloomsbury Review, May/June 2008
“…his stories sure are fun to read. … Like a weathered bartender supplying his patrons with hours of big-fish stories and bottomless brews, Dunn will keep you seated for the long haul.”
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“…his stories sure are fun to read. … Like a weathered bartender supplying his patrons with hours of big-fish stories and bottomless brews, Dunn will keep you seated for the long haul.”
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