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[Evolution VIII]

So how many of you are going to buy this book? I'll probably pick it up, but right now I'm broke so it's going to have to wait for a while. Also, I'm not too keen on reading 900+ pages in interim what with school and all.

Anybody read up to now? Any good tidbits?

 

[explodet]

I haven't read the book, but I did read a preview about how Bill was banished to the White House couch after admitting his affair.

I found that imagery amusing.

 

[samus4ever]

Its probally full of more tales then a Harry Potter book.

 

[nitewulf]

should be a very entertaining read, ill pick it up when the price drops.

 

[Bob White]

Pages 130-170, pictures of Hillary's ass.

 

[B'z-chan]

Its probally full of more tales then a Harry Potter book.

someone get on this stat.

Bill Clinton and the chamber of secrets ( i can just imagine the photoshop)

 

[Guileless]

I had planned to get it, but the New York Times had a scathing review yesterday. Said it was "eye-crossingly dull."

 

[Musashi Wins!]

I had planned to get it, but the New York Times had a scathing review yesterday. Said it was "eye-crossingly dull."

Yea, front page too. They tore it up.

 

[Fragamemnon]

NY Times is probably pissed that the Big Dog slammed the Times in their coverage of the Whitewater much-ado-about-nothing.

The Times reviewer failed to mention the chides Clinton penned in their review, which was somewhat unprofressional. Even with the potential bias in that review, I can see a lot of the complaints in it being reasonable-Clinton is notoriously longwinded and rambling.

I wouldn't jut make a judgement about the book from the NYT. Factor in some other (respectable) sources as well.

 

[sc0la]

Wait, so the NYT isn't "Teh Liberal Biased!!" today? It is hard for me to keep track.

 

[Guileless]

I've heard if from other sources too. Joe Klein said the last half of the book was obviously rushed and reads like a diary, but that the first part, which deals with Arkansas, was good. David Maraniss's biography is excellent, y'all should read that instead.

 

[sc0la]

I've heard if from other sources too. Joe Klein said the last half of the book was obviously rushed and reads like a diary, but that the first part, which deals with Arkansas, was good. David Maraniss's biography is excellent, y'all should read that instead.

Oh haha no I wasn't implying anything serious. Just that all this ballyhoo about bias gets lost when a report/review doesn't line up with the "company stance".

I don't really doubt that the reviewer found it boring.