Title: don't be afraid
Product review: Don't be afraid to pick this up and read it! I've heard and read some harsh critiques, but in fact, I enjoyed the hell out of 'London Fields.' The last reviewer called it 'elitist' (after claiming to have read at a college level in the seventh grade-- now that's elitist!) (Smile) Yes, this book is at times obscure and repetitive, but overall, it's a great ride. Amis threw caution to the wind, which should be lauded, shouldn't it? Good lord, most authors would never take the kind of chances Amis takes here. Isn't that the essence of literature (reading and writing)?
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