Title: The Prose is Unintelligable
Product review: If you happen to be a professor of literature you can use this book in your classes to demonstrate how NOT to write a book. You can spend an hour on each and every page just trying to figure out what this "author" was talking about. His phrasing and choice of words make this harder to read than the Rosetta Stone! I read a short paragraph at random to my wife, who has an IQ of 132, and she hadn't a clue as to what the reading was about. I'd only suggest this book to a person who loves to solve riddles. It has thousands of them on every page.
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