Helen DeWitt is the author of a "remarkable first novel" (Daniel Mendelsohn, New York Review of Books), The Last Samurai, which has been translated into twenty languages. She lives in Berlin.
" A tightly disciplined and extremely funny satire on office politics, sexual politics, American politics, and the art of positive thinking. " -- The Guardian " A razor-sharp comic masterpiece. " -- Financial Times " Dewitt maintains a strong, clear, narrative voice throughout, pitch-perfectly parodying management speak, corporate culture and self-help bibles. " -- The Independent " An absurdist comedy of the American workplace and the indignities faced by employees in today's turbo-capitalism, a quietly seething feminist critique of pornography and the commodification of women, and a category-defying fable about the meaninglessness of success. " -- Telegraph
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