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Review title: A Writer with One Great Story to Tell
Product review: Though it would be nearly impossible to categorize "A Fan's Notes", it is after all a "Fictional Memoir", it does fall squarely into 2 distinct groups.1. Authors with one great story to tell - Exley only wrote 3 books and the other 2 are not noteworthy. The quintessential entry in this category would be Harper Lee's "To Kill a Mockingbird".2. Books that either speak to you in a sort of miraculous way, or completely miss you all together. There are many books that meet this criteria, perhaps none more so than Pynchon's "Gravity's Rainbow" (Gravity was unreadable to me, but to the friend who recommended "A Fan's Notes" it was transcendent).I think maybe the closest comparison to "A Fan's Notes", though still a ways off, is "Portnoy's Complaint", Roth's equally deeply personal masterpiece.
