Tony O'Neill
Praise for Millionaire Junkie
An unflinching look at the dark side of a life devoted to pleasure . . . the book's power lies in his honesty in detailing the depths of his despair from seeking the next high
Publishers Weekly
A portrait of a red-blooded jock as monster dope fiend . . . had Hunter Thompson been a football player instead of a fan, this is the book he'd have written
Jerry Stahl, author of Permanent Midnight and I, Fatty
A bleak if compelling read, but has a genuinely uplifting ending
Maxim
An unflinching look at the dark side of a life devoted to pleasure . . . the book's power lies in his honesty in detailing the depths of his despair from seeking the next high
Publishers Weekly
A portrait of a red-blooded jock as monster dope fiend . . . had Hunter Thompson been a football player instead of a fan, this is the book he'd have written
Jerry Stahl, author of Permanent Midnight and I, Fatty
A bleak if compelling read, but has a genuinely uplifting ending
Maxim
An unflinching look at the dark side of a life devoted to pleasure . . . the book's power lies in his honesty in detailing the depths of his despair from seeking the next high
Publishers Weekly
A portrait of a red-blooded jock as monster dope fiend . . . had Hunter Thompson been a football player instead of a fan, this is the book he'd have written
Jerry Stahl, author of Permanent Midnight and I, Fatty
A bleak if compelling read, but has a genuinely uplifting ending
Maxim