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Title: The Imperfect Book
Review: I borrowed "The Perfect Vehicle" from the Roanoke, Texas, Public Library. I spent four days reading it, and I read the whole book mainly from an obsession about finishing what I start. The book is a disorganized collection of personal experiences, observations, motorcycle factoids, sweeping generalizations and maddening qualifiers, with no obvious connection or point. As a sometime aspiring writer and owner of a million unrealized ideas, I applaud Melissa Pierson for having completed her project. She can write descriptive prose, and she has done a fair amount of research. I like the cover art and the book feels good in the hand. Robert Pirsig inspired me with his "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance," by weaving multiple layers of meaning into a coherent whole. Pierson has also made me want to write, because I feel that I can do better.That feeling will pass, but for me, "The Perfect Vehicle" does not.
