I Can't Believe I'm Still Single: Sane, Slightly Neurotic (but in a Sane Way) Filmmaker into Good Yoga, Bad Reality TV, Too Much Chocolate, and a ... Point Anyone Who'll Let Me Watch Football
Eric Schaeffer,enfant terribleof the New York dating  scene, has written a deeply funny account of his romantic and sexual quest.  His frank revelations are a surprisingly addictive guilty pleasure. --Tracy Quan, author ofDiary of a Married Call GirlFrom his adventures with online dating to repeated attempts to  pick up women at yoga studios, the book is absurdly honest to the point of  being thoughtless, offensive and just very, very funny. While various  gossip Web sites responded with appalled prudishness to Schaeffer's blog,  any man who has lived and dated in Manhattan will relate, however  uncomfortably, to Schaeffer's deeply earnest and ever hopeful quest to find  a woman. --New York Post, May 13, 2007I am a fan. Eric Schaeffer's writing is an unusual combination:  weird, hilarious and compelling all at the same time. You almost don't  believe what you are reading, but at the same time, you relate to the  underlying emotions. And on top of it all, he is really funny. --Tucker Max, author ofI Hope They Serve Beer in HellThe depth, weight, and humor of Schaeffer's prose is, in a word,  astonishing. Why is he still single?  The irony in the answer does not  escape him, but you will find yourself rooting for him to find `the one.' --Mark Ebner, co-author ofHollywood, Interrupted