Title: A Fine Novel, Challenging Read
Product review: As usual, John Irving has populated a book with quirky characters and situations. He has claimed that this is his most autobiographical work, which in a sense is a bit disturbing. He deals intimately with issues of child abuse and several brands of incest from some very unexpected angles.This is not a feel-good beach read, and it tends to loop back on itself from time-to-time in classic John Irving fashion, but it is well worth taking home. John Irving is truly an American literary master.
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