“Unfettered by facts, Lyons inspires our prurient, page-turning fascination with a thoroughly unlikable narrator whose antics are at once unbelievable and vaguely plausible. The real Steve Jobs is a complicated, volatile narcissist, and so is his fictional doppelgänger. Fake Steve tells us he started Apple `in my garage, by myself, or actually with this other guy but he’s out of the picture now, so who cares.” — New York Times
“In the establishment-skewering tradition of Voltaire, Cervantes, Jonathan Swift and Laurence Sterne we now have a voice for our own digital age.” — Newsweek
“Just as Tom Wolfe skewered Wall Street in the ‘80s, Fake Steve Jobs lights a mini-bonfire in Silicon Valley with Options.” — Entertainment Weekly