Domestic goddess Roseanne Barr battles multiple personality disorder.....
Swingers attend a "fantasy weekend" in Pensacola....
Twelve-year-olds joyride in stolen cars through the ruins of the Newark ghetto.....
Desmond the butler services the hoi polloi on Park Avenue....
Football Hall-of-Famer Mike Ditka enjoys his summer vacation of golf, cigars, and private jets....
Newly minted dot.com billionaire Mark Cuban buys himself an NBA basketball team.....
From ground zero of the deadliest wildfire in California history to the cozy living room of super-spokesmodel Brooke Burke; from the recording studio with gangsta-rap pioneer Ice Cube to the tour bus with the Satanic metal band Slayer; this tough but lyrical collection of 17 stories, by award-winning Esquire writer-at-large Mike Sager, brings into sharp focus the rich but confusing state of post-21st-century American life - its values, virtues, obsessions, and hypocrisies.
A stellar second collection from a writer who has been called "the beat poet of American journalism - that rare reporter who can make literature out of shabby reality."