The thing I liked most about this collection was how thoughtful it was. Kreider isn't afraid to go back and forth on a position, weighing thoughts from many angles, and he also isn't afraid to let a conclusion be open ended. I think it's quite possible to take something very different out of each tale presented in the essays than what he himself took from it, and I also think that he wouldn't be unhappy about that.

My only complaint with the book is that the small size of the printing makes a few of the cartoons almost impossible to read, but I have an advance copy paperback from my employer, so it may have been fixed with the hardcover printing.