Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Sloppily written

At one point in about the middle of this book, Adler writes, "In the early 1980s, there were two more New Yorker crises. One arose out of pieces by Janet Malcolm; the other from an article of my own. My own arose first."She then proceeds to discuss these two crises, and it becomes clear that the period of time she is discussing is not trhe "early 1980s" at all, but a period stretching from the middle of that decade into early in the 1990s.Even more confusingly, a couple of sentences later, getting into the discussion of one of these crises, she writes, "In 1995, at the federal courthouse in Manhattan, two libel trials were running simultaneously." She means Westmoreland's and Sharon's. But it was in 1985 that those two trials coincided. Not the "early 1980s" really, and not 1995, certainly! So her timing contradicts itself and both statements are as it hapens wrong.That is a sample of the extreme factual sloppiness, as if from a book dashed off in a great hurry.