The Sellout Book Reviews

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One of a kind, this book.. Magical fruit and weed in a mythical town. It’s all right here. I’m laughing. A lot. Much here to laugh about and think about. My biggest shock was discovering the author is not a stand up comedian.

Brilliant. And unmatched.

Weird... Interesting... Good. The writing style is better than the plot, but it was enjoyable throughout. Filled with irony and vulgarity, but very deliberate in its enhanced diction. My first satire and I would enjoy another.

Lived up to its title. I give this book credit for living up to its title. The author masterfully uses the stereotypical philosopher-poet assimilationist rhetoric to apply narrowly constructed majority-culture definitions to arrogantly describe ways of being external to its own constructed reality.

The SellOut. Can't read any more. Just insulting.

Funny parts, but doesn't hold together. The author has an amazing facility with language. Some of his sentences crackle with energy and humor. But the story itself doesn't hold my attention and in the end it doesn't hold together as a novel.

The sellout. Dumping core!

Tried Repeatedly. I wish I knew what the Man Booker readers saw. The subtext of every line is, “This is very important satire.” [eye roll emoji.” Wack. I couldn’t finish it. If the last 50 pages somehow make it all worthwhile, I’ll just live with having missed out on the magic.

????????. Unable to follow any type of storyline. This may appeal to some, but I just didn’t “get it”

I tried..I really tried. Couldn’t get into it. It was neither funny or witty.

An interesting way to explore american racism. Based on some of the other reviews, it is clear that this book isn’t for everyone. I, however, loved it. Being of an age where I remember many racist shows (Our gang, Looney Tunes, Tom and Jerry) being broadcast to the masses, his take on how that affected our collective psyche completely engaged me. I found the seriousness of the topic lightened by his sense of humor, and it kept me going throughout the novel.

Couldn’t put this down!. Smart and hilarious! Haven’t had this much fun reading a book in a while!

Kinda good, but not bad. I struggle with this read a little bit. I picked it up. Based off of suggestions from friends and colleague, but I struggled with the overall story. It wasn’t a bad read; however, I just finished reading long division, and this was book struggled to keep up with Laymon’s a stellar book.

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Hmm…. There are pieces of a great book here, some fantastic lines, entertaining stories…but the story-line is unrealistic and much of the inner-dialogue comes off as self-indulgent. Beatty is no doubt a talented writer but this novel, as a whole, proved a difficult read to stay engaged in.

Avoid this one. This book is neither funny nor does it resemble real world events. Given the lack of a storyline, it's not fiction. It's about the interior cranial mish-mash of someone who thinks their inner voice, verbatim, will generate an audience of readers. Read the reviews on another online book vendor, or from readers in the UK. They don't get it either.