Title: Would the real Miss Wyoming please stand up?
Product review: Haven't we met before? Coupland's latest work is a depressingly entertaining story, but it's full of character styles, locations, anecdotes and analogies that are getting a little stale. Stale because they have all been used in his other books (can you say "Peter Mayle"?). Also, Miss Wyoming is organized in a series of flashbacks which can have some effect, but in Miss Wyoming, end up confusing things. I'm not exactly sure why the story was written this way - it's almost as if Coupland dropped his final draft down the stairs and then hastily organized the pages back together. It's time for some fresh stuff, Doug.
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