Title: Wordy, dull, and unimaginative
Product review: This book is no "Bonfire of the Vanities". His description of every piece of furniture in a room as if it makes any difference only makes it longer. The description of the lawns in Buckhead as "great green breasts" is trite, high school caliber writing. The realizations he learned after his heart surgery and the stoic philosophy are interesting, but certainly nothing new. That was my last Tom Wolfe book, period.
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