All the Rage

I thought I knew a thing or two about anger, until I read this fascinating new book. From the Hulk to Diogenes, Trollope to Trump, patients to politicians, Josh Cohen opens up new vistas and ways of thinking analytically. Unputdownable -- Lisa Appignanesi
Josh Cohen brilliantly investigates what is at stake when we are enraged -- Deborah Levy
A comprehensive exploration of the uses and abuses of anger, and an indispensable primer for our times -- Richard Beard
Josh Cohen writes, vividly and challengingly, about the intensity of rage and simultaneously presents an insightful general account of anger as different from, but close to, aggression. A brilliant achievement -- Mike Brearley
Josh Cohen has done an illuminating job of showing how important the emotion of anger is in our lives and the social and political consequences of rage that permeate today's times -- Renata Salecl, Professor at Birkbeck College, University of London
Political events of recent years suggest that anger is all around us. But rarely has it been examined and listened to with so much care and imagination as Josh Cohen does here. Rather than hoping to eradicate anger, All the Rage invites us to learn from it, to excavate what we want from it, and to find better uses for it. Thoughtful, witty and compassionate -- Will Davies
More than a book, more like a roller coaster of emotion that will take you through rushes of your own most powerful feelings and then deliver you born anew. The most intense and most rewarding read I have ever had -- Peter Pomerantsev
Josh Cohen's finger-on-the-pulse insights are second to none - sharp, nuanced, many-layered, whether he's examining the rage of the underdog or the cynicism of populist leaders. In his hands you feel you've never better understood the working of the human mind in all its wondrous and ugly dimensions. I gulped this book down -- Marina Benjamin, author of Insomnia
Cohen probes the nature of anger with an endearing honesty and precision. A gripping, wonderful book, a welcome handrail through turbulence, germane and curious in its investigation, revelatory and playful all at once -- Nikita Lalwani