In the following review, Fraser presents a subjective portrait of Coupland, revealing details of the novelist's biography and relating them to Coupland's fiction.

In the following essay, Burns provides a character sketch of Coupland, relating his observations of Coupland's fiction.

In the following essay, Blythe discusses Generation X, Shampoo Planet, and Life after God, stating that the latter is Coupland's "most accomplished fiction to date."

In the following essay, Snider outlines the development of Coupland's career and the evolution of his thematic interests.

In the following review, Bortolotti considers the ways in which Coupland's characters come to terms with the “amorality of their technological milieu.”