(pb;
2017: nonfiction)
Review
Like
previous Chop collections, the
articles in this third volume read like tightly edited versions of Rollins’s
spoken word shows: blunt, provocative, smart, self-effacing, humorous and
enthusiastic about stuff he likes (listening to music on vinyl; acting and
media gigs; traveling the world as often as possible; etc.). Underlining
Rollins’s recollections and observations is a sense of upbeat wisdom regarding
restraint and knowing one’s place in the world, even as we try to improve it.
This
is an excellent collection, one worth owning.
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