This is the whipped-cream version of a postmodernism primer for baby boomers, a delectable and highly enjoyable introduction. With engaging stories, Tabb provides a readable, intelligent, and succinct explanation of such concepts as hyperreality, the desirability of experiences, and the malleability of language. 

Mission to Oz encourages boomers to see that Christianity offers what postmoderns are looking for: authentic relationships, significance, and purpose. Tabb wants readers to reach out to postmoderns fearlessly, and he provides many examples of what constitutes effective relationship building with people seeking spiritual foundations. Instead of providing canned instruction for presenting the Gospel to postmoderns, Tabb provides tools for real dialogue. Highly recommended. 

Kim Pettit, CBA Marketplace, May, 2004