“Wouldn’t it, like, just be this way? I mean, how totally typical that baby-boomers would come along and sum up Generation X so damned well.”
— The Ottawa Sun (Ontario, Canada)

“Hope for the next generation may sound like wild speculation and wishful thinking, but in a book this bold and brilliant, it seems like gospel truth.”
— Sojourner magazine

“An honest, empathetic and good-humored effort to bridge the bitter gap between the twentysomethings and the fortysomethings.”
— Toronto Globe and Mail

“Before you decide that ‘GenXers’ are hopeless losers, heartless creeps, or whatever, read this book.”
— www.waza.com

“What do two Boomers know about our generation? Plenty!”
— Stanford Daily

13th-Gen…is an interesting, enlightening, sad, and sometimes funny book for members of any generation.”
— Syracuse Daily Orange

“It will change the way you think about this generation. It will challenge many of our basic assumptions about education, politics, society and the economy.”
— from www.nets.com

“For the first time, this generation’s concerns became real to me, a baby-boomer.”
— www.mcli.dist.maricopa.edu

13th-Gen…hits the nail on the head. It is a fascinating read, made even more so by its unique format.”
— University of Maryland Diamondback

13th-Gen will disappear any time you put it down. Required reading for any 13er sick of being sneered at, and for those experiencing generational anger, pity or perplexity.”
— Calgary Herald (Alberta, Canada)

“This book has become my bible and my salvation from boomers and their incessant prattle about their greatness and our disappointment.”
— “Dead Trees,” Anti-Matter magazine

“Both Howe and Strauss are boomers, but their work marks a sea-change in perception among intellectuals. The 13ers…may just prove an American salvation.”
—London Daily Telegraph

“[D]on’t miss the final 23 pages of this book. The authors make 13 provocative predictions for this enigmatic generation that every armchair political analyst will want to consider.”
— David K. Ramey, Commonsense, Winter 1994

“I highly recommend this book. It will give GIs, Silents and Boomers a chance to ‘better understand’ this strange generation called X. [And] if you’re an Xer, I won’t just recommend 13th-Gen, I will tell you that you have to read this book. Even if it makes you angry, you need to read it— because this book does a better job than any other book or movie has ever done to really paint a picture of Generation X.”
— Rob Crowther, www.millennials.com webmaster