Philosophized and minutia-exam screaming for condensation
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If never visited Brazil, the book projects the culture as high on the bizarre-scale in general, as it delves laboriously into the lives and physical-augmentation practices of transgendered sex-workers. Although on the surface enlightening, it could have taken fewer trees to produce the same somewhat go-nowhere-conclusions, and I found myself more willing to seek out volumes and sources used by the author as references into the study of trans-persons of various stripes. It appeared that the author was too overly imbued with his own gay (and possibly trans-) proclivities for this to serve as an objective sociological study. Perhaps he should write a "sensational" script for the screen. It could be done with minor revisions of the text-format, although I did appreciate his manipulation of phaseology.
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