Title: "Available used & new from $0.69"
Product review: That's what [Amazon.com] tells me when I pull up this book. And that's pretty much all you need to know. Bronson's book (which, in fact, is not a book but rather simply a bound copy of articles you've probably already read before) is like a rapidly-decaying museum piece. More than any other, Bronson is symptomatic of the superficial, stargazing writer who glommed on to the Silicon Valley late-90s, Internet-fueled craze as a way of elevating himself from his former persona. [In this case, 'bond salesman.']Read Michael Lewis' "The New New Thing" instead for a definitive account of the same era. Compared to Lewis, Bronson is typing with boxing gloves on. It's been all downhill since 'Bombardiers.'
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