“Lisa Borders's Last Night at the Disco is as much fun as a night spent boogying on the coke-dusted dance floor of Studio 54, and its narcissistic, beautiful, indefatigable narrator Lynda Boyle should go down in the annals of literature as one of the best anti-heroes ever created. Throughout the pages of this wild and hilarious romp of a book, I alternated between covering my eyes and cheering her on for her terrible behavior. A smart, outrageous, and wonderfully escapist read!”

– Whitney Scharer, author of The Age of Light

"After reading this deliciously deranged cri de coeur, I hereby declare Lynda Boyle our next great camp icon."

– Christopher Castellani, author of Leading Men

"Last Night at the Disco is a dazzling feat, with its wry echoes of Nabokov’s Pale Fire. A Jersey girl outsider longs for her rightful place at the glamorous Studio 54, in this deliciously celebrity-studded, disco-and-rock-fueled novel. I didn’t want the night to end.”

– Patricia Park, author of What's Eating Jackie Oh?

“Outrageously funny, deliciously sexy, and sneakily moving, Lynda Boyle’s voice is every bit as unforgettable as she’d surely tell you it is, and it makes Last Night at the Disco a joy to read. Come for the history of Studio 54 and stay for the subtle send-up of our own glitz-blinded culture. Or come for the catastrophic oedipal triangles and stay for the sweet love story. Either way, there’s a strong case to be made that this is the Great New Jersey Novel.”

– Yael Goldstein-Love, author of The Possibilities