this is the most articulate and thorough book review i have ever read. PLEASE READ.

This is indisputably going on my "list of books to read stat".

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/08/08/arts/08iht-idbriefs9B.15086869.html


The New York Times owns every other publication on this planet. Enough said!


It is a novel; a fictionalized account of the JonBenet story. It's by Joyce Carol Oates, a writer notorious for her darkness and morbid nature. It's entitled, "My Sister, My Love", written in the perspective of the Burke Ramsey character, JonBenet's older brother. 


It is evident where Oates stand on the case. She depicts the "Rampikes" in the novel as montrous creatures, crassly self-absorbed and money-grubbing with a slew of sexual and social oddities accompanying these other less than wonderful traits.


More later on this if I'm feeling it. Possibly. Just read the review, I'm not nearly articulate enough y'alls!