STET, Damnit!: The Misanthrope's Corner 1991 to 2002 (The Complete, Unabridged Collection)
“King expresses her opinion with the subtlety–and effectiveness–of a flamethrower . . . savagely funny.”–Publishers Weekly“Florence King comes on–as usual–like someone with Tourette’s syndrome at a diplomat’s ball . . . . With the mouth of a truck driver (one given to protestations of hot flashes: and the mind of a Jesuit, she can write a mean tour de force.” –New York Times“One of the few contemporary American essayists of sufficient pungency and wit to be always worth reading. . . if what she has is jaundice, would that everyone else could catch it.”–Washington Post“King is an equal-opportunity vivisector. . . . If anyone or anything has been left out in her works so far, not to worry: The ax will fall in due time.”–Fort Worth Morning Star-Telegraph“King, who delights in thrusting her stiletto into vulnerable underbellies, is in the first rank of American wits.”–Charlotte Observer“She gargles neutron bombs for fun, can spit the eye out of a snake. . . packs a wallop as large as her tolerance level is small.”–The Columbus Dispatch“She writes so well it makes my toes curl.”–Hartford Press“Know them by the sacred cows they gore. Among satirists, the only writers who really deserve our close attention are those who make people nervous . . . like Florence King.”–Bookpage