The Art of Evangelical Self Promotion: A Tale of Two Memoirs J. D. Vance's latest book, Communion , has left many wondering about its purpose and audience.
On one hand, it's a memoir that explores the author's conversion to Roman Catholicism. On the other, it reads like a thinly veiled campaign manifesto for aspiring politicians.
Vance's writing style is characterized by an excessive focus on minutiae, which can be seen as an attempt to humanize himself through anecdotes.