Title: Disappointed
Product review: Vintage Books has been somewhat dishonest in the marketing of the book. The description on the back of the book is quite different from the content inside. Rather than providing perspective on the "marketing of culture," Mr. Seabrook merely gripes about the politics of working at The New Yorker. I was very disappointed and found the narrative to be flat, even dull. At times, Mr. Seabrook's style is extremetly pompous, always self-absorbed.
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