Title: Unfortunately NOT worth the read nor the money
Product review: Anxious to read yet another memoir by a (...) New Yorker (though I don't know why), Mr. Purcell's account of his work as a drag queen falls bland within the first few pages.While his effort deserves merit, the author's attempt to bring the reader on what he sees as the dramatic ups-and-lows of a less than extraordinary life, immediately crashes to Earth like a lead balloon; Dreadfully boring at it's worst, fantastically made-up at best, the book hides no facts of it being the work of a first-time author. For readers' sake, let's hope it's the first and only time, or that Mr. Purcell fine-tunes his writing talent while living within the publishing capital of the world.If you can't muster creative talent there, perhaps penning memoirs and other written things isn't your calling.
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