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Review title: Possession
Product review: After a year of pondering this text, I thought to read the Amazon reviews. I was surprised by how vitriolic many were. Only two of the reviews made sense to me: Gandalf's and explodingwhale2's. As a graduate student, I read non-fiction constantly and love it, but occasionally want to take a breather and just indulge my non-critical imagination. This book was one I felt especially compelling, this and Arthur Phillips "The Egyptologist." Without passion, life isn't really interesting enough to put up with all the hassles. With passion, no obstacle, or delusion, however ridiculous to others, is insurmountable or without beauty and satisfaction. Curiosity killed the cat, but SATISFACTION brought it back. I'd say it is little more than sophomoric to insist on technical bravado or politically correct behavior all the time. That is truly passionless and probably accounts for the vitriol - acid better than bland nothing.
