Time to Go

A corker which should keep book clubs arguing for years. -- Lynn Barber â The Observer

The funniest, sickest, most moving and provocative book about dying you are likely to read before you-know-who comes calling. -- Alan Taylor â The Herald

This is a remarkable, timely and important book about assisted dying. It's also humanely clear-eyed, shrewd and surprisingly funny -- William Boyd

.not just a darkly diverting testament to old age, but a remarkably hopeful book. -- Helen Davies â The Sunday Times

Time to Go is a sometimes manipulative but mostly hilarious book - a marshalling cry for the cause of legalising assisted suicide. Kennaway believes the law is hopelessly inadequate for the times we live in. Choosing how you die is nothing less than a human right. It's just not acknowledged as one. But it surely will be soon. -- Laura K. Jones â The Spectator

This is such an extraordinary book. It's bracingly honest, blisteringly funny, and then it knocks you sideways with its sadness and straightens you up with its good sense. Bit of a rollercoaster, really. -- Deborah Moggach

I finished Time to Go, wonderful book, a literary masterpiece. Brutal, but you don't get the rose without the thorns. Lol funny and genuinely moving, an honourable tribute. Susie's chapter is exquisite. It's Laurence Durrell with a hacksaw. -- Mat Collishaw