Title: Uncommitted
Product review: I'd have to say the stories are very uneven in their quality and approach. There's a variety of styles and some of the contributions are just downright boring. McManus, Seabrook, and a couple of others are the exception. Strangely, most of the seventeen authors all seem to be Jewish or Irish, but perhaps that just reflects the "big city" flavor that permeates almost all of the stories; that, and the fact that most take place in the 60s and 70s. I'm not so sure we can draw any significant conclusions in this decade from men whose experiences have Vietnam, Nixon, and the drug culture as a backdrop, and the authors themselves are not exactly household names. Spend you money elsewhere.
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