Title: Atlanta Exposed
Product review: A Man in Full is a very good book. Like all of Wolfe's books it is well written, covers a lot of ground and develops substantial characters. It has so many different strains that the novel remains lively with three or four differnt threads moving quickly throughout until they join together in the end. Each differnt story could have been a good book in itself, but combining all of them into this single epic was a difficult, but effective, trick. I can't vouch for the accuracy of the social commentary in contemporary Atlanta, but it certainly made for a compelling book. I would highly recommend this book for Wolfe fans, but it would be an excellent selection for people interested in social commentary, American studies or good, quick reading novels.
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