Title: A good book is in here . . . somewhere
Product review: The obvious problem with this book is that it wasn't edited at all. Mr. Hendrickson attempted to write with style, grace and Faulknerian passages. Instead, we get overly grotesque physical descriptions and biased portraits of biased men.Just when the writing starts to get to the facts of the matter, we get line after line after line after line (well you get the idea) of superfluous, novellic, beautiful, cloying prose. This is NOT a novel, Mr. Hendrickson! It was meant to be study in non-fiction.If more of the disjointed "literary" passages were deleted, more attention was paid to the facts, and the author made a decent attempt to be unbiased, this book would be a five start book.You write very well, Mr. Hendrickson, but please get a better editor.
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