Title: A big lie wrapped in deception covered in dishonesty
Product review: Other reviewers writing that "true or false, it doesn't matter" are scary moral relativists. Their thinking is as much a product of the Age Of Bush as the Iraq war, the Medicare debacle, the Katrina response, ad nauseam. Black is white, up is down, helping means hurting, and on and on.This book is for the koolaid drinkers too silly to recognize a gutless, soulless lack of integrity when it's slapping them in the face.This is like writing rejected from a freshman creative writing class. James Frey's prose is not innovative, fresh or even clear. His use of literary devices is junior high school-level. If you've got half a brain, you'll see right through the fake "tough guy" persona. I felt mostly embarrassed for him. It's only saving grace was that it was supposed to be true, not "emotionally true." Now that it lacks even truth, who cares?
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