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Title: A Tabloid Smear? Questions Posed Go Unanswered
Review: The author casts Sandow within the greater phenom of bodybuilding, a craze that sprang up at the end of the 19th century. And nobody did more for muscle mania than Eugene Sandow. But after going over familiar ground, the author teases the reader with an undefined relationship between Sandow and a fellow strong man, and an unknown something that led to trouble within Sandow's family late in his life. Both have the odor of a tabloid smear. These questions are posed -- tease, tease, wink, wink -- but no answers are given. Either the author was too lazy to fully investigate, or the topics had no foundation and should never have been raised at all. If Sandow were alive today, he'd give the author a well deserved punch in the mouth.
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