A brief and elegiac memoir of a life lived in its shadows and cracks.
Artforum
As cryptic and self-effacing a self-portrait as can be found anywhere ... <i>Panegyric</i> is almost purely literary, in the sense that one need know or care nothing of the author to be captured by it: Debord is seeking to hijack his era into timelessness.
London Review of Books
These concise but extremely rich and provocative memoirs are the product of ... a philosopher whose scathing pen has never been so sharp.
San Francisco Chronicle