Title: Don't bother
Product review: I wasn't impressed at all and I'd started this book with such high hopes, too. In fact, I found this book annoyingly self-concious and rather shallow emotionally. The protagonist does all sorts of wacky or destructive things and we're supposed to glean what? Does he leave things a mess because he's living life his way, because he's bereft with the loss of his parents, or because he's a slob? Don't bother thinking too hard, he'll tell you in just a second, at length, and it'll be just what you expected. While some of the story is interesting, such as his work on the magazine, too much of this book is as though it was an equation worked out using formulas.
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