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This was a bit more in the realm of memoir than I was expecting. To some extent, it is torn between approaches and feels, as a result, neither quite-enough-this nor quite-enough-that. Tolhurst is obviously the legitimate article, and he is as insightful as you would expect. If you are as enamored with the subject matter as I am, this is worth a read. But I'm not sure it will convert anyone, so to speak.