While nothing exceptional, "Sellevision" was a quick and easy book to read. I read it in about four hours, and it was pretty enjoyable. Not nearly as good as his books "Running with Scissors", "Dry", or "Wolf at the Table", this one is still work a read. It follows the lives of a number of tv personalities working at the shopping channel, Sellevision. Things go awry when one of the hosts, Max, exposes himself on tv. Some of the other stars rise, while others fall. All of their lives change in the end, though. With enough humor, twists and turns, Sellevision is an average book, but a fun read nonetheless.