Title: Fun house at the water park
Product review: Put on your bathing suit and expect to get sprayed at every turn. When you think he's serious, he's kitschy. When he's just gone too far, he gets serious, philosophical. Always self-referential. But if you think it's autobiographical, he's just having fun with you. And you with him. At the same time, this is not daytime TV. The quality of imagery and writing is so much better, dark jewels jumping out every few pages. Just one I remember: a character rushes through a conversation, summarizing the Jews who live in Israel as the "unmurdered remnant". This, in a comedy? Or is it? Jewish humor always goes one step too far, in all directions.
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