 Every other time I read a book that name-drops these brands like Chanel and Prada, I find it very sort of tacky and grating to read, but it's a real joy in Kevin's books, and I just want to know how he manages to do this. Thank you for the compliment. I'm not quite sure. I think maybe it's because of the tone. This is satire, and, you know, I am poking fun at these people and all the endless name-dropping, so I feel like the reader's in on the joke. The reader doesn't feel excluded. The reader feels included, or at least that's