Title: A sweeping, satirical look at late 20th life in U.S.
Product review: This is one of the best books I have ever read, and I've read many of them. Through characters that span the spectrum of American life, Wolfe explpores the moral/spiritual gaps that develop in a society with so much wealth, freedoms and opportunities. As the story develops, those that have the most wealth and power become increasing miserable, while a principled young idealist discovers happiness through an ancient spiritual code. This book is significant in that it reaffirms that a spiritual aspect to life is a necessary means to achieving happiness regardless of one's wealth or freedom. Character, it seems, still matters in late 20th century America.
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