Havel is one of the heroes of The White Pill so I was excited to read this, since he was a writer. It is almost offensively bad and frankly disrespectful to the reader. The book alternates between the transcript of an interview between Havel and a journalist and Havel's diary--the entirety of which is totally banal and isnt even in chronological order. We hear him stressing about having to write a speech but not about why or what its contents are--or whether it ended up working out. Worse, a few one-paragraph entries are repeated verbatim throughout, though to what point I have no idea. Absolutely awful book.
In case you’re unaware of what’s been going on in Texas’s largest congressional district: Tony Gonzalez, the sitting congressman, had an affair with his married staffer. She was found self-immolated in her home. The Uvaldi PD (Yep, that same Uvaldi PD) is running cover for him. This is horrifying and extremely suspicious.
