Title: ...uh huh, and so?
Product review: I'll let the author write the review (p.755-756 in my copy) "...as one reads along, one becomes more and more suspicious that the author has lost the thread of his argument...that the position of the characters will have so changed y the book's end that the answers to the initial questions will have become trivial." Kind of a shame though, because the Kid character is rather interesting of himself...but in the end, we go nowhere, we get nowhere, and we're left suspecting that the author is pulling a big hoax on us...creating a totally meaningless whole from the sum of a bunch of trivial parts. I have to wonder why this book is considered brilliant and important, when in the end all I can say after reading 801 pages of this is, "...yeah, and so what?"
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