Title: Interesting Read
Product review: This book was definitely an interesting read, and provided a good deal of insight into the man behind the rock star persona. It balances humor, wit, intelligence, and things that just plain make your stomach churn very well. The only thing I didn't particularly care for didn't necessarily have to do with the book itself-- it's just been my opinion and experience that Manson tends to embellish: not just on his stage persona, but on almost anything with which he regales those willing to listen to him. It seemed to me that that was also the case in this book. Sure, it was an entertaining read, but it leaves me wondering how much of it is actual "autobiography" and how much of it is "fiction." Regardless, I doubt that you'll find this book boring, so if you're looking for something new, give this a try.
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