Title: Odd
Product review: I wish this book had not been done as a novel, but rather as a report of an actual trip. I don't know why it wasn't, since it seems to have been based on one. Anyway, I never felt much for this narrator, who goes wandering around smoking hash and matter-of-factly looking up Brion Gysin (who for some reason keeps letting him in) whenever he happens to be in Morocco. In the end he manages to take a completely fascinating cultural and musical world and figure out little about it. What was the point? I still don't know. Those interested in Jajouka would be best served listening to its music instead.
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