Flynn has written a potent, distinctive autobiography.... Flynn's talents are considerable—he has a compelling voice and wry sense of humor, especially about himself.—Vendela Vida, New York Times Book Review

The prose swirls in graceful arcs that frequently rise to the level of poetry, leavened by mordant humor.... It's a powerful tale, stylishly told.—Michael Mewshaw, Washington Post

In a perverse act of divine intervention, a life worth writing about was bestowed on a man actually able to write—in startling, beautiful, unsentimental prose.... It is crammed with beauty and wisdom, and everyone will love it.—Devin Friedman, GQ

A remarkable feat: a clear-eyed, inventive, and astonishingly honest guided tour of hell.—Elissa Schappel, Vanity Fair

Flynn's authentic voice... holds us rapt, keeping both the tragic and the redemptive possibilities open.—Darren Reidy, Village Voice

Told with energy, critical reflection and sensitivity, Another Bullshit Night in Suck City is less a memoir than a study of one of America's darker conundrums: homelessness. —Thomas Curwen, Los Angeles Times Book Review

[Flynn's] story is eerie testimony to the potent influence of an absent parent. But Nick, a poet, is too subtle a writer to say so outright, and instead lets us draw our own conclusions with a delicate, poetic logic.—Kate Bolick, Boston Globe

Unlike the pity parties that too many memoirs have become, Night has no maudlin gestures, no 'inspirational' tones, no hysterics; it stares down emptiness with clear, dry eyes. —Troy Patterson, Entertainment Weekly