Title: The Biography of the Bishop of Bovine Excreta
Product review: No doubt about it, Anton Szandor Lavey, whose real name was Howard Stanton Levey, was an entertainer, a wit, and a junkyard intellectual. Blanche Barton wrote an entertaining piece of factoid in this book--trouble is, most of it ain't necessarily so. The real Lavey (Levey) has been deflated by revelations from his own daughter Zeena, and confirmed by a variety of sources. Still and all, if you like your Nietsche, Ayn Rand, and Crowley watered down and served "sinny" side up, this book will interest you. Even without the fiction of this book, ASL will go down in insignificant history as a card--The Joker.
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