25_03_10_book_review

the topeka school - ben lerner

music is the art of the regular man and books and other art really aren't so most of it sucks. not enough eyes on it.

finding the good from the fake is a time investment in music but a much shorter period than reading a god damn book - think about the bible (logos) - so there's alot more book bullshit out there than there is music bullshit. large time investment and mostly all shitty so here we are.

fuck bought another bad book. fuck i did it again etc.

everyone knows these things and after discussing with various people involved in advertising/crime/entertainment in las vegas hollywood the new hollywood in culver city tel aviv and dubai it was confirmed. also many people real and on the internet who have read books.

pop music might suck but like the nba or ice they will find your ass if there's enough $ to be made.

in books no one knows because it's also well known and confirmed by researchers using machine learning xgboost neural nets that the people writing the reviews also don't read the books so it's a big confidence scheme. by it the literature means books less than 50 years old.

so here we are and the topeka school is neither an interesting story nor is it told in an interesting way. here we have a pulitzer prize finalist filling most of the roughly three hundred pages with things like:

This is your captain speaking. James Toomey, son of a rear admiral, captain of the Taipei International Tigers basketball team, which only played other international schools on the island, was alway followed around by this kid Robert Russell. Russell was a dim, crew-cut giant, a Lenny to Tommey's George.

this author created the art and no one else did. respekt.

but a book needs to tell an interesting story and this is not one. unfortunately people when they read it will agree but it will be too late their time they cannot get back.