Review: A claustrophobic and noisey autobiography
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2013
David Jester tells his own story here in an honest and analytical way. He's neither self-effacing or vulgar in his portrayal of his life, filled as it is with undiagnosed conditions, drugs and strange behavior. Thankfully, he doesn't claim in the end to have found all the answers. Just as any writer who is worth spending more time with than a used car salesman, he is honest enough to leave it to the reader to define the story, even (or especially) one about himself. There is no epiphany of complete enlightenment, and Jesus gets left at the mental hospital.