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Title: Very accurate and very very funny
Review: From the opening paragraph, Tom Wolfe grabs you and doesn't let go. I read the first hundred pages nonstop, ready to twist the head off anybody who dared laid his greasy paw on the fetching heroine, and finished all 600-odd pages in a week. Having kids in college, finding myself at parents' weekends and (accidentally) eavesdropping in on their conversations, I can assert that Wolfe mastered the slanguage, manners (?!), and (wet) dreams. Reading 'Charlotte' will clarify for you just why college students didn't vote in the last presidential election. They were glued to ESPN, Cartoon Network or each other.If there's a single quibble I have with 'Charlotte,' it's not as well plotted as 'Bonfire' or 'Man in Full.' But this is very much offset by the richness of language. If you thought Wolfe wrote well before, he's great in 'Charlotte.'
