Title: The anti-hero as protagonist
Product review: I like what Morris has done. Approach it as a novel with facts about a real person at the forefront of the plot, and you'll get bonus biographical information in addition to a good narrative. Approach it as a straight biography and you'll be frustrated by the novelistic embellishments.Reagan himself is a fictional character the story of whose presidency is peopled with mostly victims. How best to profile someone who presented only a shadow of a human being than to treat him as such?
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