Title: Lightweight
Product review: Neither Pynchon, Gass, Gaddis, Barth nor DeLillo have any reason to feel threatened. This is lightweight material. For people who want to think they've worked for their fiction without actually having to put any thought into the project. The book is not exactly bad, but it is grossly lacking the mind-numbing agility writers like Gaddis have been practicing for some time. Whether by his intention, the publishing house's design, or simply misinformed, misguided, spoon-fed word-of-mouth, Shea is a pretender to the throne.
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