“A brilliant book” RUSSELL KANE
“Both funny and frightening . . . A powerful and important book” SUE GAISFORD, Independent on Sunday
“Can we laugh about Hitler? Of course, why ever not? . . . A better question is, is Look Who’s Back funny? The answer is yes” ROBBIE MILLEN, The Times
“Laugh-out-loud funny . . . An uproarious, disturbing book that will resonate long after you turn the final page” CAROLINE JOWETT, Daily Express
“Not so much a satire on Third Reich revisionism and nostalgia as on the blank ironies of amoral and fad-crazy multi-platform media. Think Sacha Baron-Cohen and Chris Morris – but Vermes does know where he’s going” BOYD TONKIN, Independent
“Packed with wry, close-to-the-knuckle hilarity, and builds to a gloriously ironic conclusion” Mail on Sunday (Ireland)
“Worryingly believable (time travelling despots aside) and unsettling. But also very funny” NATHAN FILER
“There’s no question that the novel has hit upon the key paradox of our modern obsession with Hitler” PHILIP OLTERMANN, Observer
“Be warned. This book is funny, very funny” REBECCA K MORRISON, Independent
“The Hitler of Look Who’s Back has aged not a whit: his fascist views are intact, and he is as foul-tempered and misanthropic as ever” CHRISTOPHER GOODWIN, The Sunday Times
“Wonderfully inventive, very funny and superbly written” We Love This Book
“This uproariously funny satire will have you in stitches” Shortlist
“Peculiar, provocative and very funny . . . It makes you laugh and forces you to think.” DARRAGH McMANUS, Irish Independent
“A satire on the cult of personality . . . nicely played” Monocle
“Vermes takes a preposterous premise and runs with it . . . As well written as it is wonderfully silly” International Express
“The jokes are very funny . . . rollicking, enjoyable” SAM LEITH, Financial Times