""library patrons will be able to find way fewer new e-books to read." Or perhaps simply fewer new "Big Six" ebooks? As they pull back from library lending, I suspect we'll see savvy small and mid-size publishers jump on the opportunity to increase their own discoverability. Also, there's the possibility of the Douglas County model seeing wider adoption in 2012: "Assured About Security, More Publishers Agree to Sell Ebook Files to Douglas County Libraries" http://bit.ly/zdbiyI"
- Guy LeCharles Gonzalez
"Thank you! I'm so glad someone else saw through this disappointingly hollow effort. The book is actually quite good (and worth reading), and fills in many of the gaps you noted. It does a much better job of telling its two stories and making the connections between them; it's like Scorcese would have rathered the film had been titled Georges and the studio forced the kids on him. (Oddly enough, it was the movie's trailer that inspired me to read the book.)"
- Guy LeCharles Gonzalez