Title: It really is AHWOSG
Product review: As a reader with a low threshold for gratuitous weirdness, I came to this book expecting a sloppy, self-centered meditation on life, death, and innocence lost too soon. Instead, I found an enormously entertaining and moving story about all those things. I've read many reviews that call this book uneven or meandering, but AHWOSG defies and revises conventional ideas about what a narrative is--to call it uneven is to suggest that it should be something else entirely. Take it for what it is, and enjoy the ride.
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