Title: Keillor at his best
Product review: Tackling some Arthur Miller themes with equal pathos but with a much healthier dose of humor, Garrison Keillor reinforced my admiration of both his writing dexterity and his ability to capture human emotions. He touches places that you thought were unique to you... and exposes the paranoid amongst us as just plain normal people. This is a book I was so disappointed to finish... I enjoyed every page and would recommend it wholeheartedly. I'm off now to re-read Keillor's earlier work with fresh vigour!
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