Death to All Cheerleaders
One Adolescent Journalist's Cheerful Diatribe Against Teenage Plasticity
The book that started it all! Adolescent culture in America has degenerated to an all-time low. Fickle pretensions, capricious brand name loyalties and plain old idiocy are infesting high schools throughout the nation more now than ever before. But 17 -year-old Alaskan humor columnist Marty Beckerman rises like a phoenix from the sordid ashes of his generation, utilizing a vicious wit to show just how much greater the world might be if we were to simply get rid of all its worthless people. Moronic cheerleaders, phony psychics, teen beauty queens and evil hippies: take warning… your time has come!
- "A hilarious gash against hypocrisy..."—PopMatters
- "Funny stuff. ... Marty is a very precocious smart-ass..."—New York Press
- "His articles show the evils in this world as he sees them, and take us through the typical teenage rites of passage... His talent, wit, and confrontational nature promise him a bright future."—Mitzpeh, University of Maryland
- "Marty comments on what others would simply accept as standard practice."—Netsurfer Digest
- "Once the initial shock of Beckerman's profanity and hatred wears off, there are some highly readable and humorous gags. ... Frequently hilarious."—Anchorage Daily News
- "[Beckerman is] able to have you rolling on the floor in a convulsive fit of relentless laughter. ... It is very well worth the cost. Don't miss out on this one."—Long Beach Union, University of California

