Fire and Fury - Tapa dura

Michael Wolff has written a book to shake America to its foundations (Guardian)

It is ferociously well-written and pitilessly focused - and it is destined to become the primary account of the first nine months of the Trump presidency (Evening Standard)

[A] brilliant book . . . that promises to do for the Trump presidency what Andrew Morton's 1992 biography of Princess Diana did for the Royal Family (Dominic Midgley Daily Express)

It's difficult to recall the last time any publication has had as big an impact on the news cycle as Fire and Fury, journalist Michael Wolff account of a year inside the Trump White House. It is horrifying, hilarious and hugely readable (Tim Walker Independent i)

[A] devastating expose of the Trump White House . . . it brings it all together in one riveting narrative, with the truth coming directly sourced from the president's own mortified advisers. The emperor's clothes were falling down but now they have vanished (Andrew Sullivan Sunday Times)

An unforgettable revelation of the monstrous oddity that is Trump. No one has so vividly captured this "enigma, cipher, disruptor", who didn't want to be president and was horrified to find himself landed with the job. Whatever may become of Trump, this is a book that will endure as a picture of one of the defining figures of our age (John Gray New Statesman)

Scathing, hilarious, terrifying and (in an odd way) comforting (Joyce Carol Oates)

The wildest of wild rides, this remains the quintessential book on the Trump presidency. It is hugely enjoyable (The Times)

Michael Wolff has received numerous awards for his work, including two National Magazine Awards. He has been a regular columnist for Vanity Fair, New York, the Hollywood Reporter, British GQ, USA Today and the Guardian. He is the author of seven books, including the international phenomenon Fire and Fury, the bestselling Burn Rate and The Man Who Owns the News. He lives in Manhattan and has four children.