Robert A. Heinlein Book

This book is a very much two toned. For some of the book the author merely recites, very tersely, what happened in a particular story. He goes through quite a few books like this, and while it is somewhat appropriate for the book, it could very well be omitted. On the other hand he does a couple stories very well, he gives great historical context about the world and political climate in America. Easily this could have been 100 pages instead of 200. The author also highlights much of the misogyny and racism in Heinlein's writings. I'm a bit reluctant to read some of the Heinlein's later works now they almost sound uncomfortable. If you thought stranger in a strange land was bad due to the orgies...the orgies weren't that bad. Oh also no the meaning of solipsism before stepping into this one.