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Title: For those who would choose to commit suicide by means of coma
Review: Jacob L. Mey is surely one of the great thinkers of our time. With literature, I tend to hold to the adage: if I can't figure out what's going on, it must be literature. This man must be a giant. At every corner he seeks to surprise you with a bauble from his font of wisdom, further obfuscating whatever you had a meagre hope of reading. Although the bulk of this book can be condensed on a single sheet --and indeed, I think a revised addition should include it as an appendix-- the text is so difficult to comprehend, so hard to grasp, Sherlock Holmes himself would be at a loss. Trees have died over this! I would like to illusrtate my point with copious examples, but the thought of opening that book of my own volition shakes me to the very core. So, I leave you with the advice, flee from this book as you would a horde of bees. I, for one, am going to burn it in a ritualistic fashion once the rain lets up.
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