Title: Almost a Work of Fiction
Product review: This book is entertaining, but almost completely void of fact. Woods doesn't even get how Gein was arrested correct. His imaginary dialogs between Gein, his mother and friends are written with a out of place southern drawl. If Woods did his research, he'd know that people from the upper Midwest (which includes myself) talk like in the movie Fargo. I credit Woods on writing about the pop culture phenomenon of Ed Gein, but that is about it. An almost complete waste of paper.
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