Title: I hope you like dialogue
Product review: All of the analysis in these other critiques is quite profound, and the philosophical thesis of this book is certainly interesting. I am surprised, however, that few others feel as I do: this text is unreadable. The whole freaking thing is dialogue. Rather than write "they decided to go to the store", Maddox writes "'Hey, wanna go to the store'...'Sure, let's go"...'okay'". Maybe this style is considered cutting edge and left-of-mainstream presentation in some circles, or maybe I got a gag version of this book that no one else has, but I really struggled to get through this story.
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