Hoovering the Horizon: Toward the Untoward

Untoward automotive stylings must await the arrival of test cars.

The 40-Weight

I've rarely enjoyed reading (car columns) as much as I have yours ... I've been crazy about cars most of my life and admire those who write so eloquently about them.
James S. Hill, Managing Editor, Washington Post Writers Group.

I do like your stuff.
John H. Davis, Executive Producer and Host, MotorWeek.

EXCELLENT.
Civil War Historian Francis A. Lord.

It's one thing to write a eulogy, but to then incorporate it into an car review couched as a Hunter Thompson parody is an amazing job of work.
Brian Driggs, Autowriters.

Tell Wellikoff I'm a fan.
David Mamet

Great stuff.
Seth Lipsky, Editor-in-Chief, The New York Sun.

Your books are great. I've got pages folded down all through them.
P.J. O'Rourke

You wrote that? Why, I've read that to audiences all over the world.
Pete Seeger

Dreamy writing.
Susan Shaw, Host, Saturday Night Gumbo, WKZE, 98.1 FM.

Entertaining and informative.
Tom Turner, The San Francisco Chronicle.

You sure can write.
Meredith Bernstein, The Meredith Bernstein Literary Agency.

Beautiful, poetic, evocative
Robert J. Friedman, The Mambo Combo.

Well written and informative.
Roger Gerber, The Middle East Forum.

Great job ... terrific and fun.
Pulitzer Prize nominee Daniel Kagan.

Arrrrgh! Alan Wellikoff's blog bestirs me manhood.
Cornelius Wolfson, NewsUSA.

Well crafted.
Ira Stoll, author, Samuel Adams: A Life, and JFK, Conservative.

Elegant essays.
Woody West, The Washington Times.

Loved your review of the Cinquecento. Thinking of getting one when we return to the States.
Lenora Genovese, U.S. Embassy, Jerusalem, Israel.

Alan Wellikoff has a national voice.
Brian H. Keller, Creative Director, teeny agency.

This is ... a very weird advertisement.
DrPremium, Reddit.

All but lost behind such literary giants as Twain, Thoreau, Melville and London -- but still at the same party -- the author has been listed among "America's Top Travel Writers" by Wikipedia. He was quick to express his gratitude for this ~~evident screw-up~~ signal honor.

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Wednesday, July 20, 2011

Toward the Untoward