Title: Modern Maturity at age 21
Product review: Finally someone captures the combination of pain and unbridled "gee-whiz, I can really do anything I want now" experience of having both parents die before you're fully formed. I've been waiting for ten years to read this book. His own exploitation of his circumstances and peoples' exploitation of him ring excruciatingly true. On one hand, his life sucks. Everyone says, "I'm sorry" to him. On the other hand, he's been freed to reinvent himself anyway he wants, the rest of us be damned. Kudos to Eggers for turning what could have easily become a syrupy Hallmark Presents Movie of the Week into an attack proof read... Or something approximate to that.
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