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Title: Another Chabon
Review: The Yiddish Policeman's Union is my third Michael Chabon novel proceeded by The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier and Clay and Wonderboys. Although not reaching the heights of Kavalier and Clay, Yiddish Policeman's Union, surpasses the pot filled orgy of Wonderboys. Like Chabon's other work, the writing is rich and detailed with everything English majors will love. There's a distinctive noir feel present throughout this book that gives it the feel of a old school detective show like Perry Mason. Added in here is an artful retelling of history after Israel is destroyed in the aftermath of World War Two complete with a replacing of Mein Kampf. Chabon's books often make the reader think and provide an engaging reading experience in the process. As an added bonus for the fans of political conspiracy the ending is perfect fit with any great conspiracy man has created from the moon landing to the Kennedy Assassination.
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