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Title: Poorly Argued Tell All Book
Review: Blair Tindall's book Mozart in the Jungle is a sad, cynical, trite, and clumsily written account of the life of a not particularly intelligent, performance anxiety ridden musician desperate for attention. She has succeeded in "taking on" the classical music world by quoting statistics any well informed music lover or other literate person can dig up online. This laundry listing of information is presented in bits and pieces, sprinkled in a narrative that is heavy on the carnal entertainment (a must if you're going to sell a tell-all book at present), and light on any real information. Personal opinion is part of any biographic writing, but to substitute opinion for fact is never acceptable. Grand, sweeping generalizations seem to be the norm for this neophyte scribbler.
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