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Review title: Has Doubleday forgotten what a novel is? A Story?
Product review: This novel resembles the scribbled journal entries of a famed novelist with a good book under her belt, in search of a plot for the next, ironically, exactly what the book is. The only difference is Margret, the would be novelist, is an undiscovered wanna-be with little talent, delusions of grandure and an annoying facility of expressing banality. The first clue not to buy the book might have been the back cover, which praises only Schwarz's Drowning Ruth, but if one orders on-line, one is never offered such an opportunity to save themselves $. This book proves that Doubleday is so emersed in their authors and New York, that they forgot why the public is interested in buying a novel--to read a story, not a process.
