hee. It is - he's quite the colorful person! He's really bitchy through most of the book, I love it. The best part is that it's a far more in-depth look at characters that I really came to love through the show. The way he describes them just takes me right back to images of the Taboo boys flouncing around the stage. He's really descriptive, too, and I'd love to go have one night to experience that 80's London club scene and all. It basically covers the time period Taboo took place in, whereas the new book apparently has a lot about the show itself.
A work of art is an invitation to love.