Title: Hollow Men staggering through a Hollow Plot
Product review: The entire premise of the book was too thinly believable for me to accept - a maniacal doctor who's sexually aroused by car wrecks. He runs about photographing them, wondering whether the victims' genitalia were injured and masturbating at crash safety tests. As the book progressed, I found it harder and harder to believe in the doctor's obsessions - and in his desire to die. Admittedly, those factors do not make the book bad art, they merely make it repellent. Crash is not an entirely worthless book. It addresses a number of issues significant to present-day society. If you're looking for a masterpiece about sex and death, though, don't believe the hype on the cover. Look elsewhere.
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