Instruct: Classify a given Amazon review as either positive or negative.
Query: Thorough but extraneous, colorful but blinding . . .

Wolfe is an extraneous writer. He wants to tell us about everything from the protoganist's deceased dog, buried three summers ago, to the aunt who died when he was a child. Each comes with a complete history. While some of these tangents of Wolfe's can be fascinating, most of the time it just slows the peice up and makes us want to move onto something faster, something with a better pace. With all this color, all these descriptions of extraneous subject matter, I think we as readers become blinded to the writing's main intentention. This can't be truer in the case of his classic, "You Can't Go Home Again."