'Vivid, ridiculously entertaining, and, at times, explosively funny ... Cleese is a master of crisp comic prose: his elegant syntax and sudden absurdities would have PG Wodehouse raising a martini glass. So, Anyway... glows with fairness, kindness, gentleness and loyalty.' -- The Sunday Express 'Told with considerable charm and a refreshing amount of candour, the story is one of a vulnerable soul gradually finding a degree of security from behind a carapace of cutting wit ... Remarkably warm and generous.' -- The Times Literary Supplement 'John Cleese's memoir is just about everything one would expect of its author - smart, thoughtful, provocative and above all funny ... A picture, if you will, of the artist as a young man.' -- The Washington Post 'So, Anyway ... breaks away from the shallow conventions of the famous person's autobiography ... The result is a book that is frequently hilarious, occasionally lyrical and always thoughtful. It is a fine and funny achievement.' -- The Herald 'Like having a long lunch with an amiable, slightly loony uncle. Who also happens to be John Cleese.' -- The New York Times