Title: The Ego That Ate Eatonton
Product review: After the two readings it took for me to figure out the probable point of this book, I finally determined this is the author's attempt to finally get to be the "big man in town" he has never been in life. He portrays everyone else in Eatonton as either stupid, incompetent or completely morally bankrupt. The only person, other than himself, admired by "Frank Moss" apparently was his foul-talking preacher. Everyone desperately needed this hero to save them - from themselves, I guess. What I can't figure out is whether this author really thinks that much of himself or whether he is so ego-starved that he needs this fix. Sad.
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