Title: Chronologically disorganized, author has immature approach
Product review: Though this book does provide an overview of the Ed Gein case, I found the lack of chronological organization annoying. The author reveals his age in the second part of the book, by presenting the money-making unevolved cultishness surrounding this truly pitiable, completely insane man as "cool." The Ed Gein Fan Club (with address included) was just a little too much for me. I also found the author's gratuitous use of profanity in his analysis to be another indication of his immaturity, both as a writer and as a person. As someone with an interest in the facts and psychology behind serial murderers, I found that, in the latter part of the book, I learned much more about the psychology of the author -- and it wasn't pretty. I would not recommend this book, and encourage anyone interested in this subject to seek a more complete, intelligent presentation in a better-written, better-organized volume.
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