Title: Superb in every way
Product review: This is simply one of the greatest works of non-fiction, and I only stop there because it's so difficult to categorize. History, biography, science and sociology seamlessly mingle in some of the most ecstatic -- yet not over-the-top -- prose one is likely to encounter. This is one of those books that you are truly sad to see end, so rich is Stevens' portrayal of a time and its remarkable characters, Leary and Kesey foremost among them. For once a book that deserves the epithet 'remarkable'.
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