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Title: Lack of Praise for The World as a Lie
Review: We all think about walking in someone else's shoes. As a biographer, the journey should be rational, orderly, objective, without bias. Henry Hart fails on these points in the chronology of James Dickey, but succeeds in his own efforts to promote himself, using Dickey as a vehicle. Mr. Hart is much like American cigarettes; "much air and little tobacco". From Dickey's genteel southern upbringing to his war service record (Mr. Hart sees military procedures, practices, and routines as "cute" or "strange"), from his ventures in the jungles of commercial advertising to his non-stop committments on the lecture/poetry circuit, Mr. Hart only reflects on himself as the naive little boy pressing his face to the Christmas-time storefront window of life experiences. What's it all about, Henry?
