sequel to The Space Merchants.Some 50-60 years in the future. Filled with casual sex[not graphic or anything] and the problems of commercialism. Ending was lame in my opinion. ( )

What a great book! Clear, concise, and oh-so-unsympathetic to the advertising culture of now! What's fiction about this besides the space travel? The thinly veiled sarcasm of the author's tone, the true-to-life travails of our main character as he hits his downfall, and the brilliant and biting cynicism all combine to make this a quickly readable book. Best read with prequel but not impossible to understand. ( )

Um excelente final, mas um pouco fastidioso até chegar lá. Os publicitários q façam uma cuidada introspecção sobre os exageros q por vezes cometem. A lei do quem sobrevive é o mais forte nesta selva urbana continua a ser cada vez mais uma realidade, especialmente em tempos de crise económica severa ( )

Good old Pohl satire and quite the cliff-hanger. Don't expect much on the personality of the characters - the plotting is the vehicle. ( )

A visionary and engaging imagining of the future of consumer culture that has only grown more accurate since it was written. It reads like Forest Gump meets Idiocracy, except better. ( )