Title: The storytelling at its best
Product review: It is a very good sign that the reviews are so polarized. Surely enough, the demographic and academic differences within its readership prove that quod licet Jovi is definitely above many people's bovine heads. It is extremely hard to suppress all the sarcastic remarks fighting to get out of my head, while reading the insane derogatory criticisms. But - to the book!This majestic acrobatic verbal dexterity proves again and again how much talent remains in American academia and how lively the "dead" form of a novel still is. The plot is insanely funny, multilingual delivery in a form of faux media clips is sheer genius, the appearances of the author himself as "the" character are nothing but cheeky and hilarious.The more you know (as the NBC logo claims), the more you appreciate this marvel. It is very sad that there won't be Clef Notes for the book for the Oprah book club devotees.
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