What’s there to say? A book about friendship, dreams, sacrifice, love, and commitment. It’s a warning, a dare, an ode, a portrait. It’s also a textbook, a sort of “how not to.” Psychologically fascinating, it paints an image of a man obsessed, a man tortured, a man trapped by his own shortcomings and narcissism. Whatever else it is, it’s a story of success, whatever that is. As fascinating as its subject as baffling.