Title: Not Much Here
Product review: This was one of three biographies which Bernarr Macfadden, millionaire publisher and health guru, commissioned to be written about himself. If you're looking for a good biography, you won't find it here. What you will find in this book is plenty of fluff and flattery. The message is repetitious - Macfadden was an early 20th century version of Abraham Lincoln - a self-made man who raised himself from humble beginnings to greatness. The purpose of this biography and the others was to convince the public that Macfadden would be a great choice for president - the office which he aspired to hold, but never had a chance of winning. The book is interesting from the stand point of being a propaganda piece.
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