“Private Clubs in America and around the World is a gleeful parody of the stereotypical private club, with its selective membership, distaste for the hoi polloi, and zany cast of über-rich oddballs with some of the silliest names you’re likely to encounter outside of a P. G. Wodehouse novel.”

– Lavanya Karthik

“Norm Spitzig accurately captures the fanciful foibles—and, at times, the wonderful lunacy—in the private club environment. His many characters, who seem to be right out of central casting, can be found frolicking in utter abandon throughout the book.”

– Peter Kite

“Norm Spitzig’s Private Clubs in America and around the World has given me a lot of chuckles and some humongous belly laughs. The year I was president of our country club I purchased copies for everyone on the board of directors.”

– Norm Matthew