I haven t really enjoyed a book since Riders. But now I have. This is fab. Hugh Grant "Captures the Nineties dream in Technicolour glory and offers a clear window into the minds of Generation X," June Sarpong Two girls meet on a train with a shared mission to have it all... Toots Silver, a young, local news reporter from the North West, lands in London with little more than her ambition. Against the odds, she talks her way into a dream job at a celebrity magazine, riding high on a new craving for showbiz gossip. The shimmering nightlife of Cool Britannia lures her into an exhilarating, twilight world and an explosive affair with an A-list interviewee. But the comedown forces her to confront the soulless desires of her generation. In New York, she s on the trail of the defining exclusive of her age. But conflict erupts between personal integrity and journalistic ruthlessness which might jeopardise the success that will secure her position in a looming post-millennial world. Can you live the high-life, without it getting you down? Toots Silver is trying to survive the dark side of fame, in a world of twist I know that story, and Supernova Hangover tells it well. Michael Barrymore At last ! A British journalist tells us about life on the inside John Cleese Supernova Hangover is a rites of passage book, set in the Nineties - a time of hope, before austerity and the end of optimism. Read it and cheer up. Steve Coogan