Relentless by Jeff Bezos
5/5 stars (1 review)
- This December, Berfrois published a book of poetry.
- (Berfrois is Queen Mob’s big sister)
- There are eight covers to choose from, each one designed by Evan Johnston.
- I downloaded them all.
- The pdf I read was entitled ‘Relentless_cover8’, which may mean that Cover 8 is my favourite cover.
- Relentless contains the diverse voices of 23 poets.
- This is a compilation of poetry and a work of satire.
- This is not the Jeff Bezos you know.
- ‘amazon’ appears 32 times, but whatever.
- Love your customer as you love yourself.
- If you don’t love yourself, love your customer.
- Relentless reads like one long narrative river.
- The titles of each poem act as boulders to alter the course of the Relentless current, but never to entirely halt it.
- Relentless is as relentless as that body of water gushing through Colombia—Peru—Brazil.
- Relentless is as relentless as Google’s insistence that Amazon.com is what you meant when you googled ‘amazon’.
- Relentless feels like shopping on a certain site that begins with ‘ama’ and ends with ‘zon’.
- You may feel as though you’re being directed to items ‘frequently bought together’, and you will like it.
- You may feel as though you’re being informed that ‘customers who bought this item also bought’.
- You will welcome the spoon-feeding and the brainwashing: “Yes, I was delighted by this poem. Yes, I would like to read another.”
- You really will be delighted.
- You will also be disturbed. Delightfully.
- Relentless is not run-of-the-mill brainwashing.
- Relentless is 29 pages of truth, wittiness, profundity.
- You don’t have to add Relentless to your cart or wish list.
- Relentless won’t Whispersync to your Kindle, and maybe that’s a good thing.