Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: immensely stupid

It is impossible to imagine why any reader would enjoy this book unless they too long for Neal Cassady to tickle their prostate. This wretched exercise in homoerotic mythopoetics is almost exclusively based on Kerouac's infatuation with Cassady, a by-all-accounts beautiful young man who was, meanwhile, little more than a bisexual, car-stealing, alcoholic, drug-addled punk.Towards the end of the book, as Kerouac lies ill in Mexico and Cassady, quickie divorce from his wife in hand, abandons him to head back to New York & marry anew, we can't help feeling that Kerouac's gotten what he deserved.But the epitaph for this "novel" must, inevitably, be Truman Capote's brilliant bon mot, On the Road "isn't writing; it's typing." An immensely stupid and unwarrantedly respected piece of dreck.GRADE: F