Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Hits you at your core

Anthony Loyd's writing is almost perfect, his talent one I've not seen in some time, and the compelling story he tells is one that needs to be read by those who glibly support war as if it were merely a chess game absent blood or bone.Whether intentional or not, Loyd reveals the roots of human evil-- malignant narcissism-- in the stories of his own family life and drug use that he intersperses with his telling of the war. His obvious reason for including these stories is his attempt at explaining why he was drawn-- no, addicted-- to environments of such destructiveness. With or without his awareness, he put on exhibition the roots of warfare itself (see such books as "Escape from Evil", "The Anatomy of Human Destructiveness", "People of the Lie", etc, for an understanding of malignant narcissim). I highly recommend "My War Gone By".