Title: Raw, no-apologies account of a gangster
Product review: This book was quite good. For most chapters, I literally couldn't put it down. I was facinated by the straight-forwardness of it all. The author makes few apologies for his actions and I think it made the book a better read (after all, how do you apologize for causing so much misery to so many people). The only part that became tiresome was the "kill whitey" theme in the latter chapters. I certainly respect his opinion and his perspective, but this theme was a little overdone (in my opinion). It took away from quality of the story. I would definitely recommend this book to anyone. I always think that you can measure the quality of a book by how much you think about it when you are done. I think about this book quite a bit.
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