The Levinson Report

This book uses the satirical form to skewer a multiplicity of targets ranging from American foreign policy in the Middle East to self-improvement hucksterism. Specifically the book is divided into four parts that contain 33 exceptionally brilliant essays. <p> Please note that reading these essays may cause your mind to expand and your nervous system to register feelings of enjoyment. <p>However do not be alarmed if you experience these effects. They are rarely long lasting and real life is the perfect antidote. <p> The Levinson Report proves that imagination is more important than knowledge. <br> Albert Einstein scientist<p> It's a tale told by idiots full of sound and fury signifying nothing. Just kidding.<br> William Shakespeare writer<p> I love this book. Lot of great insight and plenty of yucks. Mission accomplished Marty! <br> George W. Bush moron<p> I vant to be alone with The Levinson Report. It's fantastic!<br> Greta Garbo actress<p> This book made my day.<br> Clint Eastwood actor<p> I laughed so hard I almost plotzed. To tell you the truth I did plotz. Don't let on to the Arab street.<br> Mahmoud Ahmadinejad lunatic dictator<p> This book is better than steroids whatever they are.<br> Barry Bonds baseball player<p> The Levinson Report: one small step for man one giant leap for mankind.<br> Neil Armstrong astronaut<p> Martin H. Levinson brings over 40 years of experience to his role of chronicler of the human comedy. A prolific writer and an astute observer of featherless bipeds he believes times like these demand satire.