Title: A smart book for people with small attention spans.
Product review: Nobrow is a fun ride - a smart book for people with small attention spans. His quick visits with popculture 'tastemakers' are insightful and interesting if not terrably deep. His arguements for his Nobrow theory are many but by the end I felt that for every arguement FOR Nobrow I could think of one AGAINST Nobrow.The book itself is a work of Nobrow - I suppose that's the idea. It's little more than repackaged best bits, or directors cut, from Seabrooks recent New Yorker pieces, tied together with banal reporting on walking through Times Square and Sunday shopping on Prince St. Knopf publishing a book by a posh New Yorker writer who takes such pleasure in how many times he can mention Bananna Republic and Helmut Laing in a book is the crux of Nobrow.
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