Title: Pas pour moi
Product review: A let down and disappointment after reading his novel "Stoner". This story is a rather boring example of "A boy's swell adventure" without much adult interest. I don't think the author was close to this subject. Some gruesome description of the slaughter of bison is not news to me but might enlighten those who still hold on to the myth of the west and its heroes. Such a contrast to "Stoner" which is brilliant and obviously an area close to William's experience and knowledge. I think "Stoner" is one of the best novels I've read in the last 60 years or so. Skip Butcher's Crossing and go directly to "Stoner".
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