Here Comes Trouble: Stories from My Life
| Company type | Autobiography |
|---|---|
| Industry | Publishing |
| Founder | Michael Moore |
| Products | Book |
Here Comes Trouble: Stories from My Life is the autobiography of American director Michael Moore.
Critical reception
The reception of Here Comes Trouble was varied. James Sullivan from The A.V. Club characterized it as "a fragmented collection of moments from a life spent causing a stir," awarding it a "B−" grade. Andy Lewis, writing for The Hollywood Reporter, praised the standout sections as "fantastic," despite noting some inconsistencies. Alan MacKenzie of the Winnipeg Free Press offered a favorable critique. Meanwhile, Dwight Garner at The New York Times described Moore's personal development as "remarkable," though he found the narrative to be "rambling and overloaded." Sam Leith from The Guardian raised doubts about the book's veracity, implying that several stories appeared to be altered or exaggerated.