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Title: From OURHAS to ESZTERHAS
Review: Have the cultural and political realities changed THAT MUCH since Robert Coover's "The Public Burning"? Certainly imagination and intellect reigned, in creating the absurd images of a chicken hawk Uncle Sam, and the unlikely sexual fantasies of Richard Nixon. "American Rhapsody", however, is a cut-and-paste offering with selections from Hollywood Confidential and The Starr Report, that anyone could construct, leading one to wonder if satire has become reality. How can anyone be expected to top "...it depends on what the definition of 'is' is" and "...about the diameter of a quarter."? Of course Eszterhas does not seek to ridicule the president, he seeks to praise him...by muddying the waters with an inappropriate literary engine having the opposite effect on the reader. He should be reminded of what Mark Twain once said: "That which is satirized is loathed."
