Title: Remarkable
Review: This moving biography of O.J. Simpson is essential reading for any American who considers himself a patriot. Mr. Savage spends the first half of the book focusing, oddly enough, on Joe Theisman and Carl Yastremski. But then he hits his stride, tackling Simpson's life with a thoroughness, and level of empathy, unseen in less comprehensive studies of the killer's narcissistic personality. Savage then surprises, at the end, with a stupendous reconsideration of Baldwin's Go Tell It On The Mountain, before concluding with some shocking, even lewd, takes on the blind, defenseless Helen Keller. All in all, this is a disarmingly ambitious performance, to be read in more than one sitting (but no more than two).
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