As mentioned in a few other reviews, various lyrics from Matthew Good/Band songs are mentioned in various places during the book, and there are even whole stories which relate to certain songs. It's very impressive. A casual reader would definitely be very confused with the book, but a fan like myself would most definitely enjoy it immensely. Not only are the stories well-written, but there are sporadic and seemingly random pictures which actually relate to certain parts of the story, or a comment on society.
Also, the book is not your conventional book. It's pretty much a paperback square shape, with large pages and medium-sized font. Anyway, that's enough. If you're a fan of Matthew Good, I'd advise you to order the book and enjoy it; if you're not, then start listening to the music.
tHIS BOOK IS ABSOLUTLEY AMAZING, BUT HARRD FOR ME TO FIND WHERE I LIVE. IT SEEMED LIKE IT WAS CONSTANTLY SOLD OUT AT CHAPTERS SO I HAD NO CHOICE BUT TO ORDER IT. WELL WORTH IT FOR ANYONE WHO READS. EVEN BETTER FOR THE PEOPLE THAT DON'T LIKE READING CAUSE YOU ILL FINALLY BE INTERESTED
At Last There is Nothing Left to Say is not one solid, cohesive work, and it doesn't have a unifying central theme. Instead it makes a few statements on society, on the environment of the mind, and the dysfunctions of people. At Last There is Nothing Left to Say is an entertaining read that offers morbid and twisted insight into the minds of teenagers, rock stars, and sociopaths. And while it doesn't have all that much to say, it still manages to say alot.
(Just a Note...the reviews that are on the back of the book were written by Matt himself.)reviews: page 1, 2, 3