Title: Don't waste your time and line Blair's pocketbook
Product review: I am an avid reader (2-3 books a week), and also an open-minded reader. However, to anyone who is considering buying this book, my advice is simple: don't bother. For one thing, Blair is not a good storyteller. He doesn't stay on track. He would have a fairly decent story line going for about a page, and then would interrupt himself with 2 or 3 pages of chatter about nothing. I found myself looking up from the book thinking "What was THAT all about?" Secondly, the book is self-serving and irritating. Blair plays the race card, the substance-abuse card, the childhood sexual-abuse card, and the "I was wronged by the Times" card over and over again. Give me a break. Bottom line: the book was too whiny, self-serving, boring and poorly written to be worth the used-book price I paid.
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