Title: All is forgiven
Product review: I have been in love with Douglas Coupland and the characters of his books for years now. I own first editions of everyone of his books, and he had always been high on my list of men I would marry--living or dead. That being said, I removed him after stumbling through Girlfriend In a Coma. It was surface, uninspired writing; and for the first time I didn't get to that special place that I get to with every other Coupland book. That place where I have read a line and he has described something in that most perfect way. The way I had always wanted to express it, but never knew until I read it. It is those moments when I lay the book against my chest and sigh. Douglas has redeemed himself with Miss Wyoming. There is at least one perfect moment in this book. No, it is not Life After God or Microserfs. But it is good. It's worth your time. And it reminds you that just like you're mother, Coupland isn't perfect. And that's okay.
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