Gavin McInnes's main book-length work is How to Piss in Public, also published as The Death of Cool, a memoir built from stories about adolescence, punk, drinking, sex, the early years of Vice magazine and later family life. The book is deliberately crude and anecdotal, presenting episodes from his life as comic bar stories rather than as a carefully argued political autobiography. Later public commentary made McInnes a far more political figure, but this memoir is primarily about rebellion, media culture and self-mythologising. Readers should expect provocative humour and intentionally offensive material. It fits counterculture memoir, media autobiography and comic non-fiction more than conventional political analysis. Read more Less
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