"Easily one of the best architecture critics around ... Sorkin is a flaneur with a sense of public purpose."–Chris Hall,
Guardian "America's most invigorating writer on architecture."–
Observer "Sorkin is one of the most intelligent writers on architecture today."–
Library Journal "Sorkin is a formidable opponent of the banal, the ugly, the stupid and the vapidly posturing which, he argues, are all around us."–
Publishers Weekly "[A]n intense mediation on the role of democracy in architecture, the role of the critic in that democracy and the dilemmas facing an architect who wants to make a difference (by working with that democracy) but needs to make a living (by pleasing an economic and political elite) ... One of the most impressive collections of contemporary criticism you could read."–
Art Review "
All Over the Map is a pleasure to read"–
Times Literary Supplement
