Everything, All the Time, Everywhere

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“Erudite and entertaining … Everything, All the Time, Everywhere is a detailed and convincing horror story of the amalgamation of the two most dominant intellectual paradigms of the past half century.”
—Ryne Clos, Spectrum Culture “Jeffries is a rarity: a journalist with a serious interest in cultural theory … who writes about it in a way that is both scholarly and welcoming to non-theorists … entertaining and astute.”
—Joe Moran, Times Literary Supplement “In holding a mirror to a familiar world, Everything looks to reveal hidden complexities … eminently readable, without eliding the difficulties that are so key to its intrigue.”
—Daniel Baksi, The Arts Desk “Splendidly readable … Jeffries packs a remarkable knowledge of postmodern culture into these pages.”
—Terry Eagleton, Guardian “Intriguing.”
—William Davies, New Statesman “Everything, All the Time, Everywhere finds Stuart Jeffries examining simply and engagingly how a loss of values and critical thought has led to our ‘post-truth’, irrational world.”
—Choice Magazine“A lively, sparky book.”
—Michael Rosen, BBC Front Row “Not only instructive; [Everything, All the Time, Everywhere] is a pleasurable read … brilliant and entertaining.”
—Lisa Downing, Financial Times “Engaging and richly detailed.”
—Christopher McMichael, New Frame“Astute.”
—D.L. Dusenbury, Spectator “Everything, All the Time, Everywhere is a book replete with philosophical, social, and political references and its range of material is truly impressive.”
—Sean Sheehan, popmatters GB

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