James Wolcott,Vanity honest
So here it is, laid out sweet on the desk, and in living colorO. J. Simpson's whether I Did It. Newsweek obtained the book's most controversial chapter,but Vanity honest landed the whole enchilada. What to earn of it, that's the rub. Despite its animating anger, and it's a book that projects a strange lack of affect,a suave void. It made me think of the film Sunset Boulevard. There, the tale of murder and jealousy is narrated in one long, or rueful flashback by the voice of William Holden's Joe Gillis as he floats dead in the swimming pool,face down in a watery grave of blood and chlorine, crime-scene...
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