Title: A Librarian's Pick
Product review: As a librarian I am responsible for more than 2 million books on topics from Antiquity to cubic Zirconium. Moments of Doubt is a rare find -- a novel that is important without being self-important (roll over DeLillo), and is also fun to read (and tell Pynchon the news). Levis has provided us with a story that may well come to be regarded as the first great contribution to a Canon for our times: a book worth reading that you actually can understand and enjoy. A strong buy recommendation.
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