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Title: May's book offers few new insights; but it's a helluva read
Review: I recommend this book for anyone who wants a fun, fast paced read. May's book may offer little new insight into the gambling life, but it's a helluva ride. The writing is breathless, lucid and often very funny. The only real flaw is the narrative, which can be too episodic in parts. It's easy to get lost here - but that only serves to underscore the episodic nature of the gambling life. Where the book really shines is in its depiction of the denizens that inhabit the lower-to-middle teir of the gambling world. May's characters are memorable and well drawn without becoming cartoonish. If Mario Puzo's "Fools Die" is the "Godfather" of gambling novels than May's book is the "Donnie Brasco" (Hey, it's good - but it's no "Goodfellas"!)
