How To Be Right: … in a world gone wrong (Paperback)

'I know few broadcasters as consistently, forensically, brilliant as James O' Brien. Here, he shows us - with empathy, edge and exquisite comedy - how it happens.' - Emily Maitlis

'O'Brien is an exceptional broadcaster with a peerless ability to calmly point out the absurdity of certain viewpoints, a quality which similarly runs through this book ... provides a much-needed examination of the blustering rhetoric of politicians and media pundits, and brings a sliver of comfort to readers that they are not alone in their despair.' - The Guardian

'Funny, clever and alarming ... a modern day travelogue through the airwaves with all the mistrust, misinformation, contradictions and manipulation laid bare.' - Krishnan Guru-Murthy

'Funny, wise and passionate. Like Yoda with better grammar.' - Danny Wallace

'Cogent, necessary, insightful and often very funny.' - Elizabeth Day

'Generous, severe, principled, eloquent and righteous.' - Ian Dunt

'James O'Brien has become the conscience of liberal Britain.' - The New Statesman 

'Almost indecently enjoyable. A must-read for anyone about to spend Christmas listening to their parents/grandparents talking shit.' - Robert Webb

'A simply brilliant read... I love this book!' - Jamie Oliver

'A total joy. If you feel like the world is going to hell in a handcart, here's the brakes.' - Caitlin Moran

'This book is required reading to slice through the rhetoric, slogans & bluster of politics and politicians. James is the broadcaster we need right now, setting the world to rights one call at a time.' - Susanna Reid