A review by harmonybat
Raving Fans by Kenneth H. Blanchard, Sheldon Bowles

2.0

I'm not even opposed to the substance of the message... it's just the frame device smacks of mediocre fiction of the 50s. Anything trying to tell me that things were so much better in some prior golden age has a hard road to walk, and this doesn't manage to get very far along it. The customer service advice seems pretty spot on; I'd just rather it be more... something.