Title: Ego trip
Product review: Admittedly, I have only read about 30 pages of this book, and will likely not read any more.The first thing that came to my mind while reading this book is that it was all about Pinchbeck and his ego, as another reviewer, vw, mentions. It's a self-indulgent ego trip. Hoping to get to some meat, I flipped through the pages and on every page the most frequently used words are "me" and "I." I was hoping for a little insight, some sort of connection between the theories out there to this whole 2012 mystery. The only things I've learned are that Pinchbeck's parents were atheists, his father was an artist, his mother a Beatnik writer, he grew up in Manhattan, and he has a disdain for anything not liberal. His political views obscure anything that might be sensible. My guess is that Pinchbeck wanted to write a book about himself and slapped 2012 on the cover to sell it.I bought this book at a book store, but wish I had checked it more carefully on Amazon first. It's a waste of money.
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